The parts of the ramparts that don’t have trees growing on them are very overgrown with bracken.
The cliffs near the shelter.
Looking towards the Cheviot from the eastern outcrop.
One of the smaller cup and rings on the eastern outcrop.
Looking east towards Goatscrag (in shadow) from the western outcrop.
Tight grouping of cupmarks on the western outcrop.
Carvings on the western outcrop.
Western outcrop, looking towards the Cheviot.
The western side of the fort, the ground sloping steeply away.
Southeastern section of rampart, seen from inside the fort.
Eastern rampart on the left, looking northeast towards Ford Moss.
The fifth stone (in the foreground) has been moved from the arc and left by the wall. I’m not sure if it’s the stone that was up in Greywether’s photo.
Posted to show the relationship between the two slabs and Dod Law West hillfort. The slab in the foreground is near the edge of the golfcourse, the slab with fainter cup and rings is top right, the hillfort rampart is on the skyline.
The slab further from Dod Law West hillfort and nearer the gold course.
Eroded cup and rings on the slab nearest to the hillfort.
This slab is nearer to Dod Law West hillfort than the one shown in most of the pictures on TMA. The cup and ring marks are quite faint.
Looking down on Doddington village.
Looking across the Till Valley towards the Cheviot.
A decent cairn in a fine setting.
The slightly disturbed top of the cairn.
Looking east across the Till Valley to Hepburn and Bewick Moors.