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• Sharpenhoe Clappers: what’s in a name?

  

  Anonymous initials, an evocative place name and the ghost of a Celtic tribal chief? It seems fitting that such a place, whilst no longer occupied, still draws visitors who wish also to leave their mark, and a former first century tribal chieftain reputedly still there, marking his presence from the sky.

  Mary Tebje

  17th November 2017

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