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| Camp | Camp | Ralph Carr Esqr, Hedgeley | On Sheet | A large encampment, the remains of | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | 36.4 | which |
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| Camp | Revd. G.S.Thomson, Vicar | of two rings, with an outer foss, the greater | ||||
| (Remains of) | Alnham | part of the latter being entirely demolished | ||||
| Camp | Mr H.G.Crisp, Farmer | also a portion of the inner rampire facing | ||||
| (Remains of) | Prendwick | the North-East, has been much defaced in | ||||
| procuring stones for building purposes,- | ||||||
| the opening towards the East, seems to have | ||||||
| formed the entrances, It crowns the summit | ||||||
| of Castle Hill, and overlooks a deep valley | ||||||
| to the West. | ||||||
| Pigdon’s Leap | Pigdon’s Leap | Revd.G.S.Thomson, Alnham | On Sheet | This name applies to a ravine through which | ||
| Pigdon’s Leap | Mr H.G.Crisp, Prendwick | 29.16 | a stream flows, having precipitous rocks | |||
| Pigdon’s Leap | Mr John Amos, Ewartlyshank | on either sides, particularly facing the | ||||
| East,-and said to have derived the name | ||||||
| from a person named "Pigdon" having | ||||||
| leaped across it in former times. | ||||||
| John Callanan 2nd Corpl RE |
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Transcribed by LF and JW
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