A challenge to the usual suspects,  @DAFlys  @Montfrooij  @Depp  @DowntownRDB
and anyone else who might like to figure out the conundrum.
First clue:  I took a moment to sit here and contemplate.  And we're in England.

Looks like a prehistoric roof. Or may the hut of a hermit?

Depp Posted at 11-25 10:06
Looks like a prehistoric roof. Or may the hut of a hermit?

Go with roof. But not pre-historic.

Looking down a well?

Havent a clue but I know where you are NOT
The last homely house near Rivendell

Tentoes Posted at 11-25 10:21
Looking down a well?

Hi TT. Thanks for your input
I see how you might think that.
The image is looking up, not down.

Droffarc Posted at 11-25 10:21
Havent a clue but I know where you are NOT
The last homely house near Rivendell

Haha no. I wasn't hangin' with the elves

Second clue:   A contemporary construction, with European links. Derbyshire.

Depp Posted at 11-25 10:06
Looks like a prehistoric roof. Or may the hut of a hermit?

Scroll down for a second clue.

Droffarc Posted at 11-25 10:21
Havent a clue but I know where you are NOT
The last homely house near Rivendell

Scroll down for a second clue.

Tentoes Posted at 11-25 10:21
Looking down a well?

Scroll down for a second clue.

If you add me to the list, I'm sure it is railated.

Montfrooij Posted at 11-25 12:42
If you add me to the list, I'm sure it is railated.

It's a long way from the nearest railway line Peter.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-25 12:48
It's a long way from the nearest railway line Peter.

Then I don't know

Montfrooij Posted at 11-25 14:00
Then I don't know

I'll have a word with Network Rail, see what  they can do about it

Istrian Stone Shelter in Parsley Hay?

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 01:24
Istrian Stone Shelter in Parsley Hay?

Now I KNOW you've got a tracker on my car!  

Depp Posted at 11-25 10:06
Looks like a prehistoric roof. Or may the hut of a hermit?

I don't know how he does it, but David has guessed it straight away

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 01:37
Now I KNOW you've got a tracker on my car!

It wasnt the easiest one to find,  the roof internal vs external through me for a while.    At first I thought it was a beehive hut.  

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 01:37
Now I KNOW you've got a tracker on my car!

PS Both my cars have trackers,  and I wrote the software they use for configuring them and how they report back to my servers.

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 01:45
It wasnt the easiest one to find,  the roof internal vs external through me for a while.    At first I thought it was a beehive hut.

You've possibly read by now that it was built in 2013 by a team of archaeologists from Croatia, at the time of their entry into the European Union.  Drystone walling and building is common there too,

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 01:46
PS Both my cars have trackers,  and I wrote the software they use for configuring them and how they report back to my servers.

Should I be concerned about your spying capabilities

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 01:48
You've possibly read by now that it was built in 2013 by a team of archaeologists from Croatia, at the time of their entry into the European Union.  Drystone walling and building is common there too,

I saw Coatia but I didnt read the history.   Seems theres lots of stone huts in Derbyshire.  

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 01:50
Should I be concerned about your spying capabilities

No comment.   

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 01:54
I saw Coatia but I didnt read the history.   Seems theres lots of stone huts in Derbyshire.

Yes - Lancashire and Yorkshire too I guess.

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 01:55
No comment.

I'll post some more pics shortly, from the outside.

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 02:00
I'll post some more pics shortly, from the outside.

Take a look here, this is what we have on this side of the eek waiter

https://www.experiencenorthernca ... es/corbelled-houses

What confused me was from the outside the hut has a point roof,  but inside it looks like a slab.

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 02:14
What confused me was from the outside the hut has a point roof,  but inside it looks like a slab.

[view_image]

Yes the crowning stones are on top pf the slab.

Droffarc Posted at 11-26 02:06
Take a look here, this is what we have on this side of the eek waiter

https://www.experiencenortherncape.com/visitor/experiences/corbelled-houses

Yes. Common design when no timber is available. This one is much smaller, just a one-room shelter.
But it has a bit of historical significance
https://www.peakdistrictholidayb ... eak-district-kazun/

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 02:16
Yes the crowning stones are on top pf the slab.[view_image]

It's got a lot dirtier since that shot I found was taken.

Tentoes Posted at 11-25 10:21
Looking down a well?

DAFlys has figured it out first TT.
More pictures on the thread now
It's a stone hut built by Croatian craftsmen, here in Derbyshire UK. Using a building method common in both countries back in the 18th and 19th centuries.

A later addition, in 2016.

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 02:29
It's got a lot dirtier since that shot I found was taken.

Pollution, possibly. You can see from my shot how close it is to the trunk road. (Spot the truck)

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 02:37
Pollution, possibly. You can see from my shot how close it is to the trunk road. (Spot the truck)

Oh yes,   I hadnt noticed them.  

Ah some sense in being late to the party then. All the hard work has been done.

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 02:41
Oh yes,   I hadnt noticed them.

The area has nice amenities and parking - happily only for cars ( No HGVs)

sky wombat Posted at 11-26 02:42
Ah some sense in being late to the party then. All the hard work has been done.

Haha. Hi Bruce. David always does his utmost to win these mystery posts
Here's a detail he won't have seen yet

Blériot53 Posted at 11-26 02:49
Haha. Hi Bruce. David always does his utmost to win these mystery posts
Here's a detail he won't have seen yet

Funnily enough I did see -

DAFlys Posted at 11-26 02:56
Funnily enough I did see -

[view_image]

Your sleuthing skills are definitely well-honed