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Seen from the t-junction by which this mound stands it fails to impress. This is because of the old farm machinery, hay bails and general crap that is piled around it.

It has an impressive size (5m tall & 15 diameter) and, without all the garbage would be lovely.

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Directions

From Naul take the R108 north and and take the second turn left. Turn left at the next junction and the mound is in a field to your left opposite the next right turn.

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