biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
good finds there
The CC Trig Point bagger thread, now incorporating other interesting geographs
- Thread starter Drago
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good finds there
uphillstruggler
Guru
- Location
- Half way there
Evening @PeteXXX
I think it was on the road that runs down from Grafton Regis, Theres another bolt further around the arch of the bridge but I'd have fallen into the canal trying to get the picture
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Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Many of the bridges along that stretch have flush brackets.
classic33
Leg End Member
Would that make it harder or easier to end up wet!
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Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
You're fairly safe! I've got a big circular hike planned for next week which takes in that stretch of the canal, so I'll see what pickings there are.
uphillstruggler
Guru
- Location
- Half way there
I did notice but progress was slow as it was
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Too cold and frosty for a ride this morning.
Spotted this benchmark whilst driving through Wollaston on an errand for my parents . It's on the Methodist church .
Spotted this benchmark whilst driving through Wollaston on an errand for my parents . It's on the Methodist church .
classic33
Leg End Member
You could end up having to explain what you're doing, to disbelieving police officers!
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Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Just tell them you know me. That'll guarantee you a night in the cells!
Bobby Mhor
Guru
- Location
- Behind You
Afternoon, folks.
I've been based in the frozen East of Jockland.
Bagged quite a few marks on my travels, I'll post a few when I return back to base.
Hiked back up Kinpurnie Tower to bag the mark I never knew was there the day I bagged the trig point
Keep warm darn sarff
I've been based in the frozen East of Jockland.
Bagged quite a few marks on my travels, I'll post a few when I return back to base.
Hiked back up Kinpurnie Tower to bag the mark I never knew was there the day I bagged the trig point
Keep warm darn sarff
Bobby Mhor
Guru
- Location
- Behind You
Back at base..
Topical one this
Dundee, Perth Rd
It must be spreading north
Three from other 13 I got..
Newtyle, Kinpurney Tower ( a reet stiff ascent to get this one)
Newtyle
There is a CBM here
Newtyle village
Now searched the village and some of the outlying bits,
29 marks and 20 found although more than a few marks are faded badly due the local stone used to build. An 'old' village which helped.
3 out of 4 1949 marks still prominent funnily.
Edit to add. The tower one is 1949 but is just outside the village and much higher.
Topical one this
Dundee, Perth Rd
It must be spreading north
Three from other 13 I got..
Newtyle, Kinpurney Tower ( a reet stiff ascent to get this one)
Newtyle
There is a CBM here
Newtyle village
Now searched the village and some of the outlying bits,
29 marks and 20 found although more than a few marks are faded badly due the local stone used to build. An 'old' village which helped.
3 out of 4 1949 marks still prominent funnily.
Edit to add. The tower one is 1949 but is just outside the village and much higher.
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Bobby Mhor
Guru
- Location
- Behind You
Tentsmuir Forest, Fife
Built in the 18th century, with a turf roof, it stored ice from local ponds and ice landed from ships at nearby Tayport. Home now to Natterer's bats
The marker post was erected in 1794 as a boundary marker for salmon fishing rights. Then, it was on the coastline, but the sand dunes have since reclaimed land.
Built in the 18th century, with a turf roof, it stored ice from local ponds and ice landed from ships at nearby Tayport. Home now to Natterer's bats
The marker post was erected in 1794 as a boundary marker for salmon fishing rights. Then, it was on the coastline, but the sand dunes have since reclaimed land.
