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The pile of boulders reputed to be the remains of the circle. (tragic) its also intresting to note that on 1940’s aerial photographs these stones are not there.
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broken stone in the field with my foot for sizing.
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Stump cross looking west complete with O.S. marker.
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Stump cross looking east note the words stump cross crudely carved at the base.
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Round Hill and site of the settlement
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earhtworks on top of the hill.
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The last remaining upright stone in the circle standing 3 feet high
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Thirteen Stones Hill in the background what a walk!
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Very hard to capture the cups on this rock but theres 18 there!
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This stone is the freakiest shaped standing stone ive ever seen! now thats weathering!
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The stone in relation to the mound in the same field.
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The stone as you approach from the road note the low mound it sits on.
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From the inside showing just how precariously balanced the capstone is!
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Wide angle of the fort taken from the North.
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The natural defenses of the Hillfort. This is where a stash of 4 stone axes was found by archaeologists hidden between the stones.
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