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Re: "Sacred" as a prehistoric adjec...
Aug 18, 2005, 11:11
>what are the 'Bowden Doors'?

Sorry Tuesday, I was rambling a bit there.

The Bowden Doors are a double ridge of outcrop in north Northumberland. They have a number of morphologically strange features, and are possibly an overlooked focus for a lot of the prehistoric monuments and rock art in the area.

They also have one heck of an atmosphere. A very strong 'sense of presence'. It's one of my favourite places, despite the apparent lack of prehistoric remains.
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