What can you see No.5

[TeeDee]

 

[bearbait]

Partially rotted cigarette end at around 3 o'clock position.

Partial boot print at 6 0'clock, heel possibly? 2 even-toed large ungulate prints, rear and front, just above?

Can't suggest the main event.

 

[Deleted member 56522]

I'll go with afternoon on sandy heathland given the wood. I see at least three different footprints going up down, but none are complete. That could mean they were running, but they don't dig in so I think it's a section with patchy loose sand. The last thing is one deer/sheep was moving right to left - I'm guessing walking .... but the sand looks piled up and has obscured the footprint, so I'm going to suggest it was startled on the footpath and ran off.

Edit: ... the earth is piled up to the left at the front of the deer/sheep prints which indicates force forward as if stopping or going downhill? The front most are splayed, which is abnormal but I'm not sure what that means ... maybe changing direction. The tracks are deeper and sharper than boot/shoe prints, so I'm guessing some kind of action, perhaps just sheep running?

 

[birchwood]

Another partial print dead centre by the plant, going up.
Old prints coming down.

 

[Buckshot]

it's interesting many of the sticks and stones have been depressed into the sand by the look of it judging by the shadows.
What causes that?

 

[Broch]

Mmm... someone camped there then they kneeled down to pack their gear away?
But really just trying to guess away from the norm

 

[Buckshot]

possibly.
it's difficult without a wider shot to give more perspective.
It could be a dirt road and a steam roller has been through! again, not likely but...

 

[Deleted member 56522]

it's interesting many of the sticks and stones have been depressed into the sand by the look of it judging by the shadows.
What causes that?

Turn the picture upside down!