What is recorded here
Clear water still moves through the Poulawillin fort, while the land stands beside it in darkness. That is the shape of the place: a living chamber, half remembered and half concealed. The drowned room does not need to be completed; it waits for someone strong enough to enter with both parts of themselves.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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