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Edmund's Tump
Enjoy with me this view towards Graig Syfyrddin as seen from near the White Castle on Offas Dyke, Monmouthshire, Wales. It is a 423m high hill with the summit knoll known as Edmund's Tump. Of course it was the lighting that attracted me in this direction.
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friendly greetings → Marek-Ewjan
Hmmm. That name 'Edmund's Tump'; I'm not sure about Tump but will look it up presently and I assume Edmund is either King Edmund I or King Edmund II. Both excellent warrior kings of Wessex and England, if short lived, in both cases.
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