MBRG
Evidence 00753 / Photograph taken by Agatha Dunn-Harker November
1963
Camera: Olympus 35SC 1963 Edition
Location: Bracken Tor Outcrop, Barrow Moor
About: Kindly donated by the family, members of the MBRG, following the archaeologists disappearance in that decade. Agatha was a long time believer that beasts roam the moor, in packs. This evidence was captured on one of her many expeditions to the ancient stones at Bracken Tor. Many believed the animal, shown quite clearly, was a wild dog, but Agatha was adamant the creature was of an unexplainable size, and exhibited a brutal, feral and possibly lethal amount of aggression,
Camera: Olympus 35SC 1963 Edition
Location: Bracken Tor Outcrop, Barrow Moor
About: Kindly donated by the family, members of the MBRG, following the archaeologists disappearance in that decade. Agatha was a long time believer that beasts roam the moor, in packs. This evidence was captured on one of her many expeditions to the ancient stones at Bracken Tor. Many believed the animal, shown quite clearly, was a wild dog, but Agatha was adamant the creature was of an unexplainable size, and exhibited a brutal, feral and possibly lethal amount of aggression,