Old Quarry
 

This is Warkworth anyone know where it actually is . I saw this a couple of years ago n took pics next time went was covered up .

Well that's an interesting one. Never seen it before. Is it Birling Carrs? - I'm just saying that as it's the only place I can think of with rock on the shore near Warkworth.

Thats what I was thinking as well

Just North of the red Burn at KillieCrankie Caravan site. extensive works there no idea how old . sent pics to Archaeologists they had no idea, one theory was a local builder ,or stone for Shortridge/northfield??

Several shots the shore rocks leading to base look as if were quarried

completely uncovered never seen it like this

Stone for Buston Granary is another possible, that's not too far away.

There is a reference in he County History to a survey of 1567 which mentions the freestone quarries of Newtown and Birling which produced grindstones and were a major "export" along with fish at the time.
There is a later reference to the Birling freestone quarry, along which the main road north of the river now goes, which produced the stone for the castle and eventually grindstones.

Plus possibility use for Alnmouth Harbour prior to river change!

That's a second specialist use outside of building materials we have for the local stone. [Also water filters from quarries Amble]