Entrance to Coney's Castle
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Entrance to Coney's Castle
Image: © Richard Dorrell Taken: 5 Oct 2012
A slightly overgrown 'entrance' sign points up steps to a stile and into a circle of earthworks, some overgrown by trees, which are the remains of the Iron Age hill fort named Coney's Castle. There are several other places where access to the site from the road may be gained.
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