Julian Cope presents Head Heritage

Sorry Roy, only just seen this, but yeah, TSC has nailed it with that first response.

Last time I was up there, a lot of the gorse had been cut for firebreaks, so the paths were nice and wide (so no problem with adders). They may have grown back by now of course :-)

Parking can be tricky if you don't know where to look, as coming from the north the best spots are before you get to the track or the house ("Is it this one? no. Is it this one? No" etc.)

I'm not usually on a timetable, so if the parking slots are empty, or I miss them I just try again another day...