Glad you liked it. I thought you might. Tell us when youre there - we're up there a fair bit. Really recommend giving Goodaver a go, Elpenor.I’ve decided I liked my trip to Bodmin moor so much I’m going to have a week in a caravan nearby next March to explore a bit more rather than be restricted to a few hours there
Im afraid can't watch it, having seen that clip. 'Quite unique'? You're either unique or you're not! No quite about it.Also on Bodmin Moor ... quick plug for my other half. She'll be on The Sky at Night this evening talking about Goodaver Stone Circle and its relationship to the sky.
BBC4 10:15pm, short clip here:
BBC Four - The Sky at Night, Ancestral Skies, Back to the Bronze Age
Dr George explores a Bronze Age stone circle and its connections to the sky.www.bbc.co.uk
You appear not to understand the many ways the word 'quite' is used in English.
Ohh but I do. And one of those ways is ‘badly’
You are being rather silly.
Just watched this (it was quite uniqueAlso on Bodmin Moor ... quick plug for my other half. She'll be on The Sky at Night this evening talking about Goodaver Stone Circle and its relationship to the sky.
BBC4 10:15pm, short clip here:
BBC Four - The Sky at Night, Ancestral Skies, Back to the Bronze Age
Dr George explores a Bronze Age stone circle and its connections to the sky.
). Clever lady your missus. Good to hear that Goodaver might soon be open to public access.
Thanks. It used to be a right mission to get to, Goodaver. I can't remember who manages the forest around there, but they've cut loads of it back and opened up the sightlines round it so Carolyn's been very excited about potential alignments that weren't that easy to work out before.Just watched this (it was quite unique
