Ancient field boundary at No Man's Land
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Ancient field boundary at No Man's Land
Image: © Richard Law Taken: 28 Dec 2015
One of several old Cornish hedges separating the fields around here; this one is comprised mainly of large boulders with infill, rather than the more recent method of building what amounts to a drystone wall of smaller rocks. It looks and feels like a prehistoric boundary line.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.087407
Longitude
-5.634329