Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Quarryhill

Quarryhill holds a broken circular rath thirty-two metres wide, its two banks and central ditch still visible from southwest through north to northeast. Farm buildings swallowed the remaining curve, but the east-facing slope keeps the original shape alive in grass and shadow. The fort may have served as a defensive stronghold or a seasonal gathering place, yet human activity has erased most of its boundary. What remains is enough to show that the land once drew people into a closed circle before forgetting them.