Hey Eddie (or anyone else that might be interested) here are some Google Earth images of Roman stuff around where I live.
The Roman wall was built not too long after the time of Christ and marked the furthest reach of the Roman Empire. They gave up at this point and just built a wall 85 miles across this narrow part of the country to keep us Geordies out.
It starts in the East at Wallsend (of course) which was a shipbuilding area near the mouth of the River Tyne near where I live and finishes past Carlisle on the West coast.
It was originally built of wood and a turf bank to get something in place quickly. Then later re-built much stronger from stone. There was also a deep ditch called the "Vallum" which ran along the south side of the wall. This was crossed at intervals with a causeway and fortified gate.
The modern main east/west highway follows the route of the wall. So you often see bits of the wall alongside the road.
Also over the last 2000 years people have built over the wall and other buildings so you have some houses that have bits of the wall or even a temple in their back yard!
Hope you like these Eddie.