Julian Cope presents Head Heritage

The first couple that spring to mind are in Cornwall.

I haven't checked to see how many entries there are on TMA now, but at the time I seem to remember noting how surprisingly (relatively) few people had visited Pawton Quoit. Although that said, I don't think it's on any bus routes, and even by car's not the easiest, cos there's few options for parking!

A magnificent and gigantic capstone, though, and highly recommended for a visit.

Another surprise for me is the Bosporthrennis Beehive Hut. The notes I'd seen prior to our visit said how difficult it was to find, and gave directions from several angles - some of which we tried, unsuccessfully (one footpath, from the direction of the Nine Maidens of Boskednan, was completely overgrown with 8ft high ferns! Suffice to say, the path was indiscernible so we turned back!)

Our final - and successful - route was so easy it made a complete mockery of our previous attempts! Another highly recommended site. Very mysterious structure...

Another one, off the top of my head, is Rubha Charnain, on Harris. Following the directions, it's easy enough to find, and the views alone are worth it!

And while we're in the Outer Hebrides, the Polachar standing stone! Hardly "hidden" - more "hidden in plain sight"! I'm sure when we visited it there were barely any entries for it here! Worth checking out, if only for the extremely friendly, warm and cosy Pplachar Inn...

(I've not checked any of me spellin's, so forgive any typos!)

I'm sure there's plenty more, but time, once more, is against me. I might come back to this one though! :)

And I've spared you anything you do with my wells! Just so I don't get in trouble with you purists... :D

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