• Tony is on holiday until Saturday 20th

    This means that the Travelling Shop will be out of action for a week and any inquiries sent to him won't be picked up until he's back.

    In the meantime the rest of the Starless River team will be hard at work ensuring online orders are posted out to you all. Thanks everyone.

    Click here for details

  • Help us work out the future of the Inglesport Café

    We've been trading since 1977 and next year will be our 50th anniversary.

    The café has been part of that for a long time, running quietly in the background for years, and we don't think it always gets the credit it deserves as a genuine community hub. ⁠But we need to be straight with you: the café is under real pressure, and we’re not sure of the best path forward.....

    Click here to add your thoughts

Animal Carvings in Torrs Cave

Pickin, John et al 2015 Animal Carvings from Torrs Cave.  Sanctuary / MOD Magazine (44) 2015 p 41

worth a looks
 
Bit more info:

Statistical Account 1791-99 11 25  ?With in the same farm [Torrs] there is a remarkable cave, in the precipice of the sea shore.  From the entrance to the furthest end measures 60 feet, but the height is unequal.  It is narrow at the mouth, then gradually widens, rising in height to 12 feet or more; again it contracts, and at the end of 60 feet terminates.  The door had been originally built with stones, and had a lintel, which is now fallen down, and buried under the rubbish.  The cave itself is a work of nature.  From its sequestered and difficult access, amidst rocks and precipices, it appears to be a hiding place in ancient times.  It was not improbably some Druidical cave?.

 
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