Seldom visited trigs

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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug

give that man a cigar!
the fence is continuous, I just cropped out the post to the left and that panel is a bit "sparse"
my first time up there
not sure how seldom visited it is generally, but there was very little in terms of even a vague trod in the grass

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As you state not sure how much visited, I tend to run from Snailsden Trig over to Dead edge end, but there is a lot of rough ground between. Nicky Spinks does a Summer series race which takes both trig points in.

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Originally Posted by DazTheSlug

not sure how seldom visited it is generally, but there was very little in terms of even a vague trod in the grass

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Dark Peak 4 County Tops route took me past there - no trod, but about 30cm of snow!

Here's one from today, another easy bird for Stolly; possibly the mankiest trig i've ever been to what with the donut shaped puddle of cowpatty water, and all the cowpats.

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3925/...310656fe_c.jpg

Not a patch on brown knoll for mankyness :)

Nice to see you today Luke, should have stopped for a pint in the black 'oss

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Originally Posted by Rob Furness

Not a patch on brown knoll for mankyness :)

Nice to see you today Luke, should have stopped for a pint in the black 'oss

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Didn't know you were going, Rob, sorry pal. I was after getting back for an ice pack and some fish and chips.

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

Didn't know you were going, Rob, sorry pal. I was after getting back for an ice pack and some fish and chips.

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Neither did I but it seemed like a good idea :)

I originally thought it was Hunter Bark but I now have changed my mind. Newton Moor looking towards Rye Loaf Hill?

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Originally Posted by Stolly

I originally thought it was Hunter Bark but I now have changed my mind. Newton Moor looking towards Rye Loaf Hill?

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Didn't take long eh! ;) I thought you'd get it as soon as you picked out Rye Loaf Hill.

There were some scenic looking limestone crags in the distance out of shot to the left, looked like part of the Great Scar Limestone that's all over that area.

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Originally Posted by Rob Furness

Neither did I but it seemed like a good idea :)

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Aye, too right.

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Originally Posted by mr brightside

Didn't take long eh! ;) I thought you'd get it as soon as you picked out Rye Loaf Hill.

There were some scenic looking limestone crags in the distance out of shot to the left, looked like part of the Great Scar Limestone that's all over that area.

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Almost certainly Attermire Scar and the surrounds. Easily accessible from Settle :)