

08/03.
Taken 1-2-3
With Old Bewick hill in the background.
Taken 1-2-3
The NMR reckons there are a couple of cupmarks on this stone, it does make the proviso that the stone is weathered, which it is, but the cups are a bit dubious.
It’s a similar stone to many of those in Northumbria, some of which have undeniable cups, but these two are a bit iffy, maybe it’s because they’ve been well hammered by the elements. I couldn’t for the life of me get a decent photo of them.
Strangely, Stan B doesn’t include them in any of his books, nor are they on the online Archive.
It’s a canny old stone though.
A nice enough little stone.......handily just over a metal gate so access is pretty straightforward.
Standing Stone approximately 1.2m in height, the Devils Causeway (Roman Road) passes close by.
The tale attributed to a stone further to the south of Northumberland may actually be this stone.
The tale of subterranean creatures released during an attempt to find buried treasure can be seen here