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Unlike much heather moorland locally, this one does not appear to be managed for grouse shooting, with the result that the heather is very deep and incredibly difficult to walk through. View of the Cheviot Hills in the distance.

The OS 1:50,000 map is confusing here. The little black circle above the place name actually marks the location of Nanny Felton's Cairn. Bigges' Pillar is hidden in the depths of the forest, although now opened up by recent... (more)

Brilliant 'Persil' white in the sunshine. Wide Hope forest beyond.

The sharp summit is Midding Hill NU1307.

Between Midding Hill and Wide Hope Plantation which can be seen on the horizon.

About 340m north of Bigges' Pillar, just outside the forest boundary, this large and much disturbed pile of stones shares an interesting name but seems to be absent from any speculation in the archaeological literature.

View along an old boundary towards the east end of the forest plantation at Wide Hope with Black Lough just visible to its right. The aerial of Corby's Crag Post Office radio station is on the horizon in line with the track, 3km distant.

On moor above Edlingham Crags. Wide Hope forest beyond.

A very large cairn with significant dry stone walling technique. To the right is a high seat box for watching and shooting deer.

A well-built structure but to what purpose? See suggestion at: Link

Large tracts of Edlingham Woods have been clear felled. The trees at Glantlees Hill, centre, are still standing.

A 'comfortable' hide to watch and shoot deer. Well guyed to prevent take-off in a storm in this exposed place.

A rough expanse of grassland and moorland to the east of Edlingham.