The CC Trig Point bagger thread, now incorporating other interesting geographs

[classic33]

There are some in the States I cannot find in summer, I will have to wait for the leaves to fall, before the snows, if that occurs in that order. Most are totally forgotten due to GPS.

Going the same over here.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Considering a badly timed solar flare or other EMP phenomenon could send us back into a world of rods, chains, and levels and transits, it may be good to preserve the well made analog backup.

 

[Drago]

Interesting that Transit vans will survive.

 

[Gravity Aided]

If you count what transit vans do as survival.

 

[And]

What's at the side of it?

A wall/gatepost, unmarked that I can see. This area used to be moorland, but (i am told) just after WWII the land was acquired for forestry purposes. Even though it's a popular dog walking, running, horse riding and MTB area, most people don't know it's there, even though it's been on the maps since the 1884.

 

[And]

Another one from yesterdays ride - Clodhall Lane, near Curbar Edge

 

[classic33]

White Glazed Brick wall outside a church

Shoe scraper at the same church

No bench Mark though.

Seperate Church, Church of Saint Thomas the Apostle, Claremount.

An odd entrance into the tower, no other visible steps left or marked on the wall as being there.

Center of the Tower is a Trig Point

 

[pjd57]

Already on today's ride thread but thought it worth a repeat.
Good work taking boats up 156ft.
Canals really were amazing bits of work

 

[classic33]

Cottingley(Home of the fairies) Mill

Theatre Royal, Manningham Lane, Bradford

Midland Road, opposite Nessfield Street

Someones painted this opposite Springfield Place. Height is right.

Two Four more on Midland Road have gone to progress & one to bad driving.

Godwin Street, on what was the lower entrance to St. James Market(Fish & fresh meat, lovely in 76 with no air circulation).

BM at the top entrance has gone.

 

[classic33]

Wyecliffe House(Pub), Saltaire

 

[classic33]

One that has since been removed from Todmorden Town Hall

Local Council didn't like it.

 

[Gravity Aided]

One that has since been removed from Todmorden Town Hall
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Local Council didn't like it.

So Lancastrians and fans of the Chicago Cubs baseball team are much alike?

 

[classic33]

So Lancastrians and fans of the Chicago Cubs baseball team are much alike?

Possibly. Todmorden being a being an on odd town. Town Hall was at one stage in both counties, at the same time, with the council chamber built on the boundry line.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Wow! That's quite amazing. I'm surprised some American Tv news show hasn't been over about that(reaches for rolodex and phone...)

 

[classic33]

Wow! That's quite amazing. I'm surprised some American Tv news show hasn't been over about that(reaches for rolodex and phone...)

Boundry was moved in 1974 though!