[Image by Alastair Reid]
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It’s a hieroglyph which says ordinary people love heritage but national guardians are too weak.
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22/02/2017 at 10:01
georgenash
This image was taken by Alastair Reid and digitally enhanced in terms of contrast and colour. Note, on the day of the Hug there was all sorts of weather coming down on us except sunshine; although that was brought to the hillfort in massive quantities by the 300+ people who turned up.
24/02/2017 at 16:39
Diana Baur
A great photo and proud to have paced out the heart shape on a sleet saturated slippery slope with John Swogger using canes!
27/02/2017 at 10:25
sumdoood
But it’s not a heiroglyph, it’s a hieroglyph!