Fagerlöt

Holmfríðr (and) <ilin--r>, they had the stone cut in memory of Áskell, their father. He engaged in battle on the eastern route, before the people's commander wrought his fall.

There's no sign of any medieval pathways, but I suppose the main road passed by here 1000 years ago, otherwise it would be meaningless to carve the runes on this rock. Nowadays it's just a rock in the middle of nowhere, in very rough terrain. Did Áskell and his sons live nearby ? We'll never know.