ok. Got it.
With the afternoon wearing on, the group decide the recce the surrounding area, looking for other potential mounds that might provide alternative entrances into the Barrowmaze labyrinth.
Traversing the foot of mound 24 (tagged as baboon mound), you steer clear of the aggravated primates who hold the little round top. Several stones thrown splatter behind your footsteps, thrown haphazardly by the hooting herd as you retreat back in to the mist. Taking a northerly direction, the scouts of the group just a little ahead point out the rise of a mound to your left (23) and shortly after another mound to the northeast. (22).
Taking the second one, you scout around. The mound is not as high as the others, probably cresting at 30'ft but it stretches in a long narrow cross shape. At the foot of the cross are two stone doors panelled with an oak veneer and iron hinges. The doors have been torn away from an arched stone frame and broken into pieces. A 10'ft square entrance porch leads inside where another wooden door hangs on broken hinges, slightly ajar.
To the left side, (where the horizontal crosspiece would be), another stone archway has been made in the barrow. This is much smaller and not a door but formerly held a stained glass window. That has been vandalised and broken through. A small tree poking limbs through the remains of the leaden panes. The right side of the mound where another window might be is covered over with earth and Moor grasses.
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