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Sunday, 10 September 2017

Chester's Roman Fort Site

Chester's Roman Fort, or Cilurnum/Cilurvum, was a cavalry fort along Hadrian's Wall. It is in excellent shape due to John Clayton's efforts.
Above is what it may have looked like. Note the community to the South of the fort and the bridge to the East of it.

 A panorama of the surrounding countryside, looking South East.
  The barracks.
The remnants of the bridge foundations on the other side of the river.
 A picture of what it looks like, as we did not have time to go around.
 Bath House by the river.
 More of the bath house.

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