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Ros Castle (hill), nr Hepburn


Ros Hill is known as 'Ros Castle' because its summit is the site of an Iron Age hill fort. It is the highest point on the Chillingham Hills. The site was gifted to the National Trust in 1936 in memory of Sir Edward Grey. Limited access / rough terrain.

Hepburn National Trust
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Ros Castle, National Trust
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Ros Castle.
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Ros Castle Trig
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Plaque, Ros Castle
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Ros Castle
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Viewing platform
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A View To The Cheviots
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Southern side of Ros Castle
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Moorland Near Ros Hill
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Wikipedia: Ros Hill

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