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D365: In his book, John Hayward focusses on the boggy valley of the West Webburn, but admittedly a site of perhaps greater interest is the medieval ruins, pictured here.

Notes: “look out for the Pixie door on a tree!” (identified by Lee Orchard Photography)

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