Seldom visited trigs

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Originally Posted by Derby Tup

Oh, it'll be the Icelandic volcano that played havoc with flight schedules a few years ago then!

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Haha, not quite, still in Britain!

Merrick?

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Originally Posted by Multiterrainer

Merrick?

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Well done, spot on! :)

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Originally Posted by Sam Harrison

Well done, spot on! :)

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Thanks Sam. Saw the 'flatlands' on the horizon and your earlier clue about being in Britain but further north than Skiddaw helped narrow it down to one of the Galloway tops.

not that seldom generally, but first time for me
mind-boggling views in all directions
this being one such:

http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/attac...3&d=1398177507

Don't know Daz. But how about this one...
Attachment 7584
Definitely counts as rarely visited this one. And it is a summit.

looks like Harter Fell and Caw, so presumably out near Ravenglass?
maybe this one?:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/idld.srf?...ay=497640&lm=0

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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug

looks like Harter Fell and Caw, so presumably out near Ravenglass?
maybe this one?:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/idld.srf?...ay=497640&lm=0

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Hooker Crag you mean? No - that's got a nice steep rocky top. The one in the photo is a huge expanse of peat bog. And it's a long way north of the Lakes. The two tops you can see are 590m & 580m high.

I actually meant the little 25m one near "Cumblands", but obviously not
if it's not Peak District, North Wales or the Lakes I'm lost :eek:

meanwhile, everybody...
what about mine...?
main clue is the odd shape of the trig itself...

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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug

what about mine...?
main clue is the odd shape of the trig itself...

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I know - I thought "I've never seen that one before" & gave up! I may have been there & forgotten of course. Is it in the Shap fells somewhere? It looks like that sort of landscape. Not many trigs round there though.