Yes. The first one is an indeterminate point on the ridge, I think it’s around here
Number 2 is Calf Crag
Number 3 is Gibson Knott
The drystone wall could be anywhere! But it’s made from quarried slate rather than field stones.
The picture davidtaylforth posted is also Calf Crag.
The crag behind and right of the person in the first three shots is Deer Bield Crag, you can see fresh scree beneath the LH side which is the result of a huge rockfall in 1997 – it was effing huge, about 40 metres high, 20 metres wide and 10+ metres in depth.