Cosh Knott.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
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Cosh Knott.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Nope and nope
Spot height 348
It's got to be Dodd Fell then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Blea Moor?
Park Fell Stolly, must be 30 years since I've been there
Spot height 348 could be right. Its the right height anyway :)but where is it?
Not Park Fell Ian, not Blea Moor and absolutely nowhere near Dodd Fell
Is it that shitty little hill near a forest with a trig on it, Cave Hill or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Here you go - the five trigs of Ingleborough
Never been there. Just used your photo and looked at the map.
I figured :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete Ellwood
No-one got Moel-y-Parc on the northern Clwydians and so here's an English one....Attachment 7541
I did an orienteering event that looped round Great Stickle - the last checkpoint on the Dunnerdale race and somewhere I have been many, many times.
Although I saw a trig point as I was running, it wasn't till I sat down at home that I realised where I had been. (Unlike a friend who looked at the map a went "Great Stickle, must be that way"!)
If you want to see where it went go to http://www.loc.routegadget.co.uk/rg2/#58 and look for the Blue course, controls 2 and 3.
I thought it was probably the Clwydians, but couldn't remember how to spell it! Don't think I've ever been further north than Penycloddiau.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Is the English one also in the border area?
No Geoff. Further north....
Cross Fell?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
looks southern uplands to me, but not sure which one
Mallerstang / Howgills-type areage Swiss Toni?
No, it's in Lancashire. Now THERE'S a clue :)
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Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Must be Hades (Hill) then!
Ah, Nicky Nook??Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Well done that man. I was working in garstang last week and finished early so thought it would be rude not to have a look. Nice little spot :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam Harrison
It is a nice spot, indeed! Here's one for you: Attachment 7546Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
That wind shelter gives it away as Clougha Pike.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam Harrison
Clever camera angle, keeping Heysham Nukes out of view.:rolleyes:
Ah I was hoping someone would suggest Clougha, but I'm afraid it's not! It does look scarily similar (but c'mon, it's never that sunny near Lancaster!).Quote:
Originally Posted by wheezing donkey
Think a bit further north...
Black Combe?
Nope, keep heading north...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Skiddaw?
More north still! Clue; it's not in England...Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Oh, it'll be the Icelandic volcano that played havoc with flight schedules a few years ago then!
Haha, not quite, still in Britain!Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Merrick?
Well done, spot on! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Multiterrainer
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam Harrison
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
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
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...
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug