Not really a question....,

[Dmactds]

...and has nothing to do with emphysema unless this revelation takes your breath away, but I just happened on this today and thought the group might enjoy it:

earther.com/scorching-heat-...

"...Weeks of extreme heat and drought have baked Welsh fields to a crisp. But amidst the desiccated remains of crops, bizarre circles of green have emerged. While I would like to tell you it’s aliens, it’s definitely not aliens. It’s the remains of ancient settlements emerging from centuries of slumber.

These are crop marks, the 21st century’s answer to crop circles.

Great Britain as a whole has been facing wild run of heat, with Wales getting the worst of it. The country just had its hottest June on record, according to the U.K. Met Office.

The Porthmadog, a small port town in northwest Wales, recorded the hottest June temperature in the United Kingdom when it reached 33 degrees Celsius (91.4 degrees Fahrenheit) on June 28. At the same time, Wales recorded one of its five driest Junes on record, getting just 22 percent of its normal rainfall..."

[knitter]

My daughter showed me this photo recently too......is it a Motte and Bailey, we were trying to work it out.

It's interesting to see how people must have lived many years ago.

It's also only a few months ago since the ground here was so wet it couldn't hold any more water, now my grass is burnt to a crisp.

Thanks

[sassy59]

Fascinating stuff Dmacdts. Thank you. Xxxxx

[Hidden]

So interesting....thanks 😀

[MoyB]

Interesting! Glad to say it was cooler in Sussex yesterday and again today. The heat's too much for me! xx Moy

[Damon1864 Volunteer]

Amazing, I love anything to do with history. Thank you for the wonderful pictures.😊 Bernadette xx

[Ksb6420]

Thank you for sharing, that was very interesting.