Stoney Littleton Long Barrow

[@janebosch2461]

That's a proper piece of English Countryside! Thank you for sharing from a Gloucestershire girl who now lives in Florida! X

[@westcountryexplorer]

Aye, it certainly is a lovely bit of countryside. I grew up in South Gloucestershire; some good countryside round there :)

[@RobertNixAlternativeArtist]

There's nothing quite like the English countryside,I'll make it over one day.

[@westcountryexplorer]

@@RobertNixAlternativeArtist Aye, I'll never get tired of the English countryside 😊

[@rachelt-s]

Gosh! That looked narrow. How's your knees Dave? Mine would be shattered to be fair. Well done for the explore. It certainly looked like Ammonites in the stone. Most probably - The whole place is riddled in limestone so the stone is readily available. 😊

[@westcountryexplorer]

Was a bit narrow though not the narrowest I've been in lol. Thankfully this wasn't a hands & knees job so my knees faired alright. They certainly look like ammonites to me. That's what I'm going with at the moment 😊

[@jameswalksinhistory3848]

Enjoyed this visit

[@westcountryexplorer]

Glad you enjoyed it :) Twas a nice place to explore

[@theexplorechanneluk7934]

This is a very cool video champ

[@westcountryexplorer]

Thank you chief :) It's a pretty cool place to visit

[@theexplorechanneluk7934]

@westcountryexplorer there's a guy building this project modern day version

[@westcountryexplorer]

​@theexplorechanneluk7934 That's pretty amazing that is 😁

[@jeanhopman5659]

the fossils could be devil's toenails. Gryphaea. loads of them around the quarries of North Lincs.

[@westcountryexplorer]

I've never heard of Devils Toenails fossils before. Just had a quick look-see on Google; does look very alike

[@Griffy978]

It’s highly decorated with fossils ❤

[@westcountryexplorer]

There were quite a lot there; I've never seen that many in a long barrow before

[@jeanhopman5659]

Don't forget to hit that LIKE button! :)

[@westcountryexplorer]

I'll never say no to people clicking that 'like' button 🙂

[@The_OG_Peaceloveandpuppies]

It is right at 5 miles away

[@westcountryexplorer]

Thank you for that :)

[@The_OG_Peaceloveandpuppies]

@@westcountryexplorer you're welcome

[@rachelt-s]

8kms is 4.9 miles away.

[@westcountryexplorer]

Impressive distance to be carting gert stones

[@michaellawson6533]

1 mile = 1,6 km

[@westcountryexplorer]

I'll try and remember that for future

[@memlagu]

Man muss die Nase blasen.

[@westcountryexplorer]

T'was a bit of a sniffly nose day.

[@memlagu]

@@westcountryexplorer The Internet makes us all geniuses. I spent years in the 60s and 70s to learn German. Now Google does it all!

[@westcountryexplorer]

@@memlagu Google will never replace the proper way when it comes to learning a foreign language. Every once in a blue moon, for a bit of personal amusement, I like to use google translate to translate something into a foreign language then back into English again; the results can be quite interesting at times.