Job Cross now stands isolated, a distance from the current footpaths and roads.

It originally marked where the Castleton to Moorsholm road crossed the Old West Road.

It is relatively modern (c1800) compared to some moorland crosses and features herringbone patterns on the sides.

Duffin Stone is a natural rock feature that stands right on the edge of the road in Farndale.

Despite it’s location it’s never been removed and is now deeply scored and marked with paint from passing traffic.

A short distance up the road to Lastingham from yesterdays Low Cross, is High Cross

This is another medieval wayside cross which has become broken at some point in the past.

Also a Grade II Listed Building, it stands at the junction of Kirkgate Lane and Wensdale Lane.

This medieval cross could be easily missed despite being a Grade II listed building. It may actually be an earlier prehistoric standing stone.

It looks like a sign or plaque was attached at some point in the past.