Martin

6/8/04- the entrance under the dry stane dyke

6/8/04- the corner of the field

2/8/04- the middle of the three cremation cemeteries- not much to see now apart from a raised ring of grass (the interior is filled with marsh grass)

2/8/04- a grassy hump rising from the forest floor

2/8/04- with the strange tower in the background

2/8/04- the E end of the cairn (runs off in the direction of the small pine trees)

2/8/04- some remaining stones at the E end

2/8/04- back out

2/8/04- looking back down main passageway from the entrance

2/8/04- entrance to the side passage

2/8/04- the main passageway

2/8/04- the concrete entrance

2/8/04- the NW ramparts with Turnhouse Hill behind

2/8/04- the ramparts on the N

2/8/04- sign up the hill

2/8/04- with South Black Hill on the left and Scald Law on the right

2/8/04- close up of the massive grooves on the E face

2/8/04- Up The Grooves

2/8/04- close up of the panel on the E face with the (supposed!) Latin inscription

2/8/04- S face

2/8/04- W face

2/8/04- N face

2/8/04- E face with the massive grooves

2/8/04- NW to the Kips and Scald Law

24/7/04- looking NE

24/7/04- looking N with my bike for scale ;)

24/7/04- looking SW towards the bowl of Glenrath Heights

23/7/04- in its alcove next to the A72

23/7/04- the old metal sign next to the alcove

23/7/04- the E ramparts

23/7/04- some of the facing stones

23/7/04- the mutilated remains on the NW- some of the remaining ramparts just before the tree line.

23/7/04- a reconstructed Iron Age roundhouse just about 200 m or so east of the fort. This one is based on a roundhouse excavated near Galashiels.

23/7/04- the two stones visible in the inner rampart on the WNW

23/7/04- the ramparts on the north side

23/7/04- looking down towards Peebles

23/7/04- about as good as it gets- the highest of the remaining ramparts on the north

Aug 97- socks, hankies, the odd pair of pants n knickers- clooties draped from everywhere round this sacred well!

Aug 97- spot the tartan insole on the right of the well!

24/6/02- the group of four at NT2052874141

24/6/02- the large single 15 cm cupmark at NT2052374144

28/11/02- the two vertical 8 cm cupmarks (must get back to take some better pics..!)

28/11/02-the large 13 cm cupmark

23/8/02- the grass covered cairn rising from the heather summit of Spartleton

23/8/02- with triangulation pillar to north

21/9/01- nestling in the hedgerow

21/9/01- the finial atop the well house known as the cardinals hat

21/9/01- the old iron gate with the metal plaque just above the door.

28/8/02- with the section missing from the bottom of the north face

28/8/02