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Heddon Hill

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<b>Heddon Hill</b>Posted by pebblesfromheavenImage © Pebblethief
Nearest Town:Alnwick (16km E)
OS Ref (GB):   NU029172 / Sheet: 81
Latitude:55° 26' 54.65" N
Longitude:   1° 57' 14.93" W

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<b>Heddon Hill</b>Posted by pebblesfromheaven

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13-9-03.

This hillside is easy to locate, a short drive into the Ingram valley, signposted from the A697.

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pebblesfromheaven Posted by pebblesfromheaven
15th September 2003ce

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"Heddon Hill (literally "the high hill") has terraces running all around it. The hill also has a different pattern of rig and furrow, like combed ridges..."

From Stan Beckensall's book Prehistoric Northumberland

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pebblesfromheaven Posted by pebblesfromheaven
15th September 2003ce
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