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aerial photograph of Brown Willy Bodmin Moor Cornwall England UK. At 420m above sea level, Brown Willy is the highest point on Bodmin Moor. The name probably comes from the Cornish " Bronn Ewhella" which means the "highest hill". In the foreground is the enigmatic Brown Willy Summit Cairn and legend has it that it was the burial place for a King. While the Summit Cairn has never been the subject of an archaeological excavation, other nearby have been and were dated to the bronze age between 2162 BC and 1746 cal BC.
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