Kate U

@kateullman.bsky.social

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Lives in Cornwall, from West Brom. Works in SEND education -Assistant HT with a focus on EYFS/complex needs/communication and interaction/multi-agency working. Volunteers for Cornwall Archaeological Society- area rep for St. Cleer parish.

In the foreground a small slate plaque with image of Trethevy Quoit, in the distance the quoit itself.
A colour photo of many standing stones arranged in alignments.
A black and white butterfly sits on the pink flower of a knapweed plant.
A short, slightly uneven stone cross with incised cross in the centre stands in the foreground. In the background forested hills and a blue sky.
Colour photo of post dedicated to Miguel Indurain.
Colour photo of yellow-painted metal posts with with a raised relief pattern of a racing bike. These posts are dedicated to each winner of the Tour de France race since its inception.In the foreground an empty post awaits the addition of a graphic with information on that year's winner. The photo was taken in 2017 so would have been Chris Froome, who had also won in 2016, 2015 and 2013 and already had those posts wanting.
In the foreground a toddler runs away from the photographer. In the background on is a row of several tall standing stones.
Colour photo of several standing stones. The sun is starting to rise and the sky is shades of blue and orange.
Photo of an advert for the upcoming publication of the Birth-To-Five Matters document.
A row of standing stones stretches from the foreground away from the photographer. In the background on the horizon 5 towers of a ruined early 20th Century manor house.
Colour photograph taken as sun is setting. Sky is shades of blue, great and orange. Several large stones stand in front of the grassy mound of the long barrow - tall enough to almost obscure the barrow and blocking the entrance.
A capstone of about 3m in length rests on three orthostats - each about a metre high. It is set on a grass verge, on the corner of a road. This view shows a field and trees behind it.
Colour photo taken on a very hot sunny day. In the foreground a line of three stones which stand leaning so the look crossed. In the background a view of a lake and hills beyond.
Colour photo of the band Super Furry Animals on stage. Monster shapes are projected on a screen behind like shadow puppets.
Colour photo of a dolmen - large pointed capstone resting on the tips of three orthostats.
Colour photo of a stone build chamber created by resting a thick slab of limestone on orthostats. It is surrounded by a low grassy mound.
Grey sky, poor light, slightly blurry photo of some fairly small rounded standing stones arranged in a circle.
Colour photo of a neolithic dolmen, large capstone supported by three orthostats. A collie dog is on the left.
Colour photo, blue sky, green grass View of moorland with added standing stones arranged in circles.
Colour photo taken as the sun is setting. A fallen standing stone lies in the foreground, one of the still standing stones can be seen and in the distance a mine engine house.
Colour photograph of two granite standing stones. Standing on grass, the sky is blue with white clouds. From this angle standing taking the photo looking north between the two stones, on the horizon a prominent hill can be seen.
Two two metre tall granite standing stones stand in moorland. Behind the Sunnis setting and the sky is blue and golden. The silhouette of a 19th century mine engine house can be seen on the horizon, left side of the photo.
A colour photograph showing several standing stones in alignment. They stand on grass next to a hedge which is mostly yellow gorse. The sky is bright blue.
A large capstone rests on smaller orthostats on a cliff. Below is a sea and sky which both look blue.
A view of some of the standing stones which form part of one of the three Hurlers stone circles. Set on moorland, the photo is taken facing west as the sun is setting creating a golden coloured sky.
In the foreground copies of hypocaust pilae are stacked in rows, once under the floor of the bathhouse at Wroxeter. The originals were discovered when the site was excavated in 1859, but subsequently looted. In the background a large, substantial surviving section of the building wall stands tall. The bricks are all reddish in colour.
A small bronze statuette showing the figure of a woman her right arm is raised and she holds something on her hand but I can't quite see what.
A colour photograph of a large grass covered mound. In the centre there is a view of the stone cist revealed when the barrow was robbed.
A colour photo taken on a cloudy evening as light is fading. In the foreground tall grass is leaning in a strong wind. Four of the stones from the circle are visible. The sky provides a blue-grey background.
A colour photograph showing an arrangement of granite stones, just possible to see a ring surrounding the cairn itself. Set on moorland, the sky is blue with clouds.
One fallen stone in the foreground and two standing which are some of the remaining standing stones of the Trippet stone circle on Bodmin Moor near Blisland. We caught the edge of Storm Dave which caused very high winds - I couldn't keep the camera still so the picture is blurry from that and using night settings.
A colour photo taken as sun is starting to set looking out of the entrance of the long barrow towards a tall stone.
A moorland landscape with very grey sky provides background to a colour photo of three of the standing stones of a stone row.
Colour photo of a large enclosure created by a rectangular arrangement of 56 stones, some of which are visible, surrounded by earth banks. Situated on open moorland.
View inside a gallery grave in Brittany. There are many engravings and carvings in this tomb.
Three children running around the remains of iron age buildings.
A view of three of the stones at Avebury.
A small dolmen, several upright stones supporting a capstone in a field surrounded by yellow flowers. A small child stands to the right and another sits on top of the capstone.
Many standing stones arranged in "ship shape", probably from the Iron Age, but possibly earlier (or from what I understand something there earlier). A cliff top site overlooking the sea in southern Sweden.
A photo taken on a wet day from behind a car window showing several standing stones - of those visible two are tall and two are much smaller. A fence and small trees obscure the view of the circle which has nine stones.
A large capstone tests at an angle on three orthostats. A rare blue sky provides a welcome backdrop.
Three visible stones. All less the 0.4 metres high. Siblyback Lake just visible in the distance.
View into the amphitheatre, curved bank surround oval shaped flat area, entrances at opposite ends.
Jim!
A large stone cairn partially covered with turf on open moorland.
A bright blue sky (a rarity!) provides the background to a circle created by standing stones with a central stone which leans towards the left of the circle from the angle the picture is taken, makes it look like a sundial.
A narrow chamber created by several orthostats with capstones laying above, leads to a chamber which has been lit. The carved detail in one of the chamber's orthostats is just about visible.
The colour photo shows a collection standing in front of a church. There is a calvaire, several small standing stones, a statue of a man, a very tall menhir and two stones which have brass (?) memorial plaques presumably to WW1 and WW2 (I didn't take close ups).
A large capstone rests on upright stones.
Carnac, Feb 2012. Running through the rows of alignments.
A large standing stone - nearly 5 meters high stands on moorland. This photo has a grey sky. The stone looks bright though as veins of feldspar run through the shale creating shade of grey and white.
Earthworks of the Iron Age hillfort, obscured by trees but just still visible.
Grassy mound covering a chamber formed by upright stones and a capstone.
Picture of a triangular shaped standing stone which has a bit of a lean, with a glimpse of another stone lying fallen nearby. The landscape is grassy moorland.
Large capstone resting on three upright stones. In the background a hill seems to be a similar shape.
A nearly 3m high stone on a coastal hilltop with view of a beach in the distance.
Granite slabs form a rectangular structure within a cairn which isn't so visible.
Two granite cross shafts. One taller has a clear interlaced decoration and the smaller has an inscription which reads "doniert rogavit pro anima" meaning "Doniert has asked for his soul".
Colour photo of part of a stone circle in a snowy landscape.