[SunkenCiv]

00:00 Did anything important ever happen on this marsh?
02:21 Nearby village
03:23 A monument to Edward 1st. Longshanks
07:45 In the church at Burgh by Sands
11:38 Estuary ford

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[Red Badger]

They have a history of that.........

[Kharis13]

I like little-known stuff like this. It’s certainly out of the way, but it would be cool to see.

Speaking of English moors, if you want to watch a (fictional) scary movie about a moor, check out 2024’s The Moor. The movie takes its time and creates an eerie tone.

[brownsfan]

I think the world had a psychotic break during covid. After 2020 there are more crazies than I ever remember seeing.

[PAR35]

The pictures have me thinking of the monument for the Battle of Bloody Marsh in the US

https://www.nps.gov/places/bloody-marsh.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Bloody_Marsh#/media/File:Bloody_Marsh,_St._Simons_Island,_Georgia,_USA,_2015.jpg

[sauropod]

B kmk

[Texas Eagle]

Mmmmmmm...still and all, it’s second in bonkerness to the statue of Lenin in Seattle.

[AppyPappy]

“Longshanks’s troops piled a *can* of stones”

Cairn