Crossing · The Northern Marches
Redham Ford
Redham Ford is a ford in the Northern Marches that gives its name to a rule, because men were lost there. On the Redham Ford Night a garrison heard a party out in the dark, stayed on its own bank, and found them at daybreak. It is named with Rigg Head among the places that taught the march its rules. The ford lies near the village of Redham.
Where the volumes speak of it
- Book VI › Chapter 1 — The March, and Where It Begins › 1.7 The Places a Traveller Actually Needs to Know
- Book VI › Chapter 30 — The Muster, the Blockhouse, and the Thin Crown › 30.4 The Blockhouses in Force
