What is recorded here

Moyadda More holds a genuine earthen ringfort mislabeled as a fairy fort, proving that human hands built the boundary before folklore renamed it. The ridge survives because people shaped it, lived beside it and forgot the exact names of those who sweated on the soil. Fairy stories arrive later, attracted to odd shapes and abandoned places, but the earth remembers the difference between a made wall and an imaginary one.

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