E side looking towards Cheshire Plain
Looking E, Bass Rock just visible to L of wood in centre of image
View up inner bank taken from bottom of middle ditch, tall girlfriend atop for scale. These banks are big if you haven’t gathered that already, and the ditch was originally at least six feet deeper
View from top of inner bank on western side showing where outer bank was lost due to alterations to the course of the River Stiffkey
Outer ditch, south side, looking east, if you get my drift
The excellent information board at the access gate. Says it all really
A return to this fabulous bit of coast, and the fort pictured from a precarious vantage point. Eeee, look at that geology
Lowering sun shows the southern stone’s cupmarks...
No need to go down the path, says the nearby noticeboard, you can get gist from the edge of the cliff/ fort...particularly if conditions are slippy underfoot.
The east side, promontory centre left. A cliff path gives access to forts and settlements further west...Tun Law promontory forts to right on horizon.