What is recorded here
Marianne said the fort was fair, not fairy. A woman had lived there when the field was young. She built the ring with her own hands and left it behind when she died. The fairies took the fort because they are greedy and take what people forget. They still fly around it at night, trying to keep the shape alive.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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