Witch Cleugh

Valley in Northumberland

England

Witch Cleugh

Sheep walk on the edge of the crag Over the Little Sills Burn.
A fine sheepfold on the hill beyond. — Sheep walk on the edge of the crag Credit: Russel Wills

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Witch Cleugh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.290158/-2.2738272 or Grid Reference NY8299. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sheep walk on the edge of the crag Over the Little Sills Burn.
A fine sheepfold on the hill beyond.

Sheep walk on the edge of the crag

Over the Little Sills Burn. A fine sheepfold on the hill beyond.

Sheep and sheepfold Across the Little Sills Burn.

Sheep and sheepfold

Across the Little Sills Burn.

A68, Rochester Towards Jedburgh.

A68, Rochester

Towards Jedburgh.

A68 towards Jedburgh

A68 towards Jedburgh

35 miles to Newcastle The light coloured capstone on top of the wall is actually a re-positioned 19th Century milestone. It&#039;s not far away from its original location but it&#039;s an ignominious fate for a dignified old milestone. See

<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6072738">NY8398 : Old Milestone by the A68, Rochester</a>

for its inscription and original setting.

35 miles to Newcastle

The light coloured capstone on top of the wall is actually a re-positioned 19th Century milestone. It's not far away from its original location but it's an ignominious fate for a dignified old milestone. See NY8398 : Old Milestone by the A68, Rochester for its inscription and original setting.

Modern four poster Now that the stones have weathered somewhat this stone circle is beginning to look quite authentic.

Modern four poster

Now that the stones have weathered somewhat this stone circle is beginning to look quite authentic.

Rock pile on Lamb Crag Almost a natural stone circle. No idea how these stones came to be here but it must have taken a lot of effoert.

Rock pile on Lamb Crag

Almost a natural stone circle. No idea how these stones came to be here but it must have taken a lot of effoert.

Archeological area sign, Otterburn Ranges Possibly a replacement for the familiar white star signs - this one is on the site of a Roman camp one of several along Dere Street.

Archeological area sign, Otterburn Ranges

Possibly a replacement for the familiar white star signs - this one is on the site of a Roman camp one of several along Dere Street.

Junction, Otterburn Ranges A road junction - straight on is really straight on as it is on the site of Dere Street, a Roman road heading for the Firth of Forth.

Junction, Otterburn Ranges

A road junction - straight on is really straight on as it is on the site of Dere Street, a Roman road heading for the Firth of Forth.

Dere Street Road on Otterburn Ranges on the site of a Roman road.

Dere Street

Road on Otterburn Ranges on the site of a Roman road.

Monthilly Beyond the clearance cairn, across the Sills Burn is the site of a farm, shown on an 1899 map as a ruin.

Monthilly

Beyond the clearance cairn, across the Sills Burn is the site of a farm, shown on an 1899 map as a ruin.

The Cheviot Hills from the air The south end of the range. The small circular woodland in the foreground is at Long Cairn.

The Cheviot Hills from the air

The south end of the range. The small circular woodland in the foreground is at Long Cairn.

Sheepfold beside the Bellshiel Road There must be hundreds of sheepfolds on these hills.

Sheepfold beside the Bellshiel Road

There must be hundreds of sheepfolds on these hills.

Small wood Above Bellshiel Burn.

Small wood

Above Bellshiel Burn.

Edge of Stewartshiels Plantation Christies Bog on the right.

Edge of Stewartshiels Plantation

Christies Bog on the right.

Boundary stone With an &#039;S&#039; on this, the north west, side and an &#039;R&#039; on the other.

Boundary stone

With an 'S' on this, the north west, side and an 'R' on the other.

Pond to provide water for fire-fighting At the highest point of the forest.

Pond to provide water for fire-fighting

At the highest point of the forest.

Forest ride In Stewartshiels Plantation.

Forest ride

In Stewartshiels Plantation.

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Witch Cleugh is located at Grid Ref: NY8299 (Lat: 55.290158, Lng: -2.2738272)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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Barrier: cattle_grid

Lat/Long: 55.28915/-2.2757285

Barrier: cattle_grid

Lat/Long: 55.2894472/-2.2734442

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Lat/Long: 55.2873527/-2.2680003

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Lat/Long: 55.2921233/-2.2782087

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Lat/Long: 55.2907747/-2.2776756

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