You will make more sense of the pictures if you read the guide first The pictures are in the order you see them on the wall going West..
HOUSESTEADS FROM THE SOUTH
HOUSESTEADS-FROM-THE-SOUTH
HOUSESTEADS-FROM-THE-PATH
THE-AUTHOR-AT-HOUSESTEADS-1958
WALL WEST OF HOUSESTEADS
MILECASTLE 37
MILECASTLE-37-INTERIOR
MILECASTLE-38
CRAIG-LOUGH-FROM-EAST-OF-HOTBANKS
HOTBANKS-FARM-WITH-CRAG-LOUGH-BEHIND
CRAG LOUGH WITH THE WINSHIELD CRAGS BEHIND
CRAG-LOUGH-FROM-HIGHSHIELD-CRAGS
THE-WALL-WEST-OF-MILECASTLE 37
THE-WALL-AFTER-MILECASTLE-37
MILECASTLE-39-FROM-THE-WEST
MILECASTLE-39-FROM-THE-SOUTH
THE-WALL-WEST-OF-MILECASTLE 37
CRAG LOUGH FROM EAST OF MILECASTLE 39
SYCAMORE-GAP-FROM-THE-SOUTH
SYCAMORE-GAP-FROM-THE-NORTH
SYCAMORE-GAP-FROM-THE-EAST
STEEL-RIGG-FROM-THE-PATH-AFTER SYCAMORE GAP
SYCAMORE-GAP-WITH-STEEL-RIGG
THE-WALL-WEST-OF-MILECASTLE-39
STEEL-RIGG-WITH-WINSHIELD-CRAGS-BEHIND
TURRET-39A
PEEL-CRAG-FROM-STEEL-RIGG
CRAG-LOUGH-FROM-WINSHIELD
MILECASTLE-40
MILECASTLE-41
LOOKING TOWARDS MILECASTLE 42
MILECASTLE-42
MILECASTLE-42-FROM-THE-SOUTH
More a question than a comment. Years ago I visited the wall near Hexham and was puzzled by the fact that what appeared to be the joining of different sections of the wall. The sections were the same width but were offset from each other. A tourist guide from Hexham suggested this was due to navigational errors in the building of the wall. ! A joke surely? Can you explain the purpose of these features?
Yes you are problem right Roman surveyors were good, but I need to know where you noticed this,as the width changed about 3 miles north west of Hexham at Planetrees