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No limestone here either... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_o%27_Many_Stanes

Thanks Droid, I stand corrected, although Mr. Google says that there is some overlap.

*Pedant mode ON* Most stone circles are Bronze Age. *Pedant mode OFF*

Maybe Braveduck would be better communicating his scepticism to the researchers. After all, fake stone settings aren't exactly unknown...

Many cavers will no doubt be aware of the existence of stones rammed into grykes in limestone pavements in the Dales, especially around...

There's some good points made.... But:- Is it better to scale down the event, or not have the event at all? Which seems to be the...

The 'core values' I was referring to are related to the ability to meet people in person to share information and discuss topics...

Might be time to think about scaling down the event to core values. Things like information sharing and expedition updates. All singing...

I take my hat off to you Mendip cavers; you're genius for finding caves so closely associated with pubs!    ;)  :thumbsup:

In part because it appears all or some of them were used in an earlier henge in the Preseli hills quite close to one probable quarry, so...

Yes. I think Trevor Ford cut his teeth round there too. It was a pupil at Attenborough's school that found the Charnia specimen

I dunno about that - I got the impression the urge to stay alive was overwhelming the urge to keep mining, and that's why they ran...

I know someone who couldn't do Giants in summer because they'd set off the alarms going into a radiologically sensitive area...

Nice obituary here.. https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/may/19/geoffrey-fuller-obituary

This is actually pretty good...