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suave harv
suave harv
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'urbanised' sites
Dec 14, 2003, 18:23
Moth's recent weblog mentions 'urbanised' sites, and it bought to mind a picture I saw on TMA of a ruined circle (I think) with a playing field yonder and tower blocks on the horizon (anyone know which site this is? I'd like to see the pic again).
I also find urbanised sites interesting, especially circles. I don't have the smaller of the Burl stone circle books at hand, but I'm sure in it he mentions there are several circles in housing estates and suchlike. Are there any photos of these on this site?

cheers!
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