[Stones] Ian Honeywood (Stonedowser)

[David Swindlehurst]

My knowledge of prehistory could be written in large letters on the back 
of a small stamp, but there is no doubt in my mind that my local Bronze 
Age monument (the Bleasdale Circle) was constructed by people who 
thought that the "good times" were here to stay, and who got a nasty 
shock when around 1760BC a deteriorating climate got a push over the 
edge by the explosion at Santorini. The whole world suffered the same 
effect. For Bleasdale read Dartmoor (and everywhere else).

DMS

Ric wrote:
> /breathtaking!/
>  
> what happened to Dartmoor - why did it become moorland - it was once 
> arable?
>  
> thanks,
>  
> /ric/
>
>
> */Chris Tweed <chris at henge.org.uk>/* wrote:
>
>
>     On 27 Mar 2007, at 16:12, Ric wrote:
>
>     > Sad news
>     >
>     > and a wow ~ http://www.stonedowser.com/downtor.jpg
>
>     Yes, that's a wonderful photo of Down Tor that Ian took. One of the
>     many places I visited due mainly to being inspired to go by reading
>     Ian's emails and web site.
>
>
>     Chris
>     -- 
>     Chris Tweed
>     www.prehistoric.org.uk
>     www.flickr.com/photos/ctweed
>     squonkyblog.prehistoric.org.uk
>
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