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| Camps | Camps | Mr. Stephenson Colwell | About 68 Chs S.W. | The British remains situated | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | of Colwell Fell | on the top of a commanding eminence | |||
| Camps, (Remains of) | Mr. Burn Schoolmaster Colwell | Called Blue Crags is naturally | ||||
| Camps | Mr. Walton Barrasford | defended by a Steep rocky dean | ||||
| (Remains of) | on the North & East Sides & by | |||||
| a very Steep rocky edge on the | ||||||
| West side. the upper part is divided | ||||||
| by the lower by a rampart of | ||||||
| Stones about 28 ft Thick which | ||||||
| is now nearly level with the | ||||||
| surface, within the upper part | ||||||
| are the remains of several circular | ||||||
| buildings about 40 links in diameter | ||||||
| & about 18 inches in height above | ||||||
| the surface Immediately to the | ||||||
| North of this are other British remains but not so formidable | ||||||
| The remains on Green Crag which is a |
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| naturally defended by a very Steep rocky edge on the | ||||||
| North side & the other sides by a rampart of earth and stones which [???] | ||||||
| Stands now about 2 ft above the surface. On the east of this are three | ||||||
| British remains more perfect but Situated on much lower ground | ||||||
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Note: 102a is unsigned
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