Stone circle and stone alignment

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Stone circle and stone alignment is one of seven stone circles the Albion Guide lists in Northumberland. The surrounding countryside is part of Northumberland National Park National Park. Other ancient sites nearby include Middleton Dean promontory fort, Kettles hillfort and Glead's Cleugh promontory fort.

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