Fairy fort / earthen ringfort in Rahandrick Upper

Fairy fort in Rahandrick Upper is a 33-metre earthen ring with a 4.2-metre outside ditch, its bank still standing 1.7 metres high at the north and a possible causeway marking the south-east entrance. People called it a fairy fort because the shape appeared complete enough to believe something lived there, yet it is also an earthen ringfort where human hands dug, carried and excluded. The distinction does not matter much when walking its edge at dusk. The ditch still separates inside from outside, the bank still returns what the field swallowed, and the causeway still points to the door someone left open.