Where am i...
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2926/...6df1e41f_c.jpg
Could have made it a lot easier. Some prime running hills in the background, seldom visited by anyone.
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Where am i...
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2926/...6df1e41f_c.jpg
Could have made it a lot easier. Some prime running hills in the background, seldom visited by anyone.
Not sure on the exact hill but is that the southern end of the Howgills in the background? So that would but this hill just west of the M6?Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
Sorry Daz and Splatcher, I don't know where yours are!
greyrigg??
Langerton Hill overlooking Burnsall :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
Well done Stolly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
I see nobody got mine in post #115
shame as it's one of the nicest photos I've ever taken
it's Moel-Y-Gest above Porthmadog
so... next! ;)
this one has a big clue in the background (although quite faint)
but I have censored the trig number to stop cheating!
http://forum.fellrunner.org.uk/attac...4&d=1405337274
Looks similar to Dead Edge End but I am sure fence line is continuous?
Looks like Moel y Parc to meQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Just seen your other post, I was too late
give that man a cigar!Quote:
Originally Posted by Running Man
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
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
Dark Peak 4 County Tops route took me past there - no trod, but about 30cm of snow!Quote:
Originally Posted by DazTheSlug
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
Didn't know you were going, Rob, sorry pal. I was after getting back for an ice pack and some fish and chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob Furness
Neither did I but it seemed like a good idea :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
I originally thought it was Hunter Bark but I now have changed my mind. Newton Moor looking towards Rye Loaf Hill?
Didn't take long eh! ;) I thought you'd get it as soon as you picked out Rye Loaf Hill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
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.
Aye, too right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob Furness
Almost certainly Attermire Scar and the surrounds. Easily accessible from Settle :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mr brightside
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I'll be very impressed if anyone gets this one.
Picture is a bit grainy.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
Is the shoulder release free with every visit?
Is it Alport?Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
not alport.
shoulder massages only available at this trig ;-)
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How about this one? I'll give you a clue - I've just been to Wales for my holidays. And if RobW happens to be around, yes, it is a Marilyn.
No more guesses....if you read my blog you'll know where I've just been on holiday...Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
Is it somewhere on Skye? (Looks a bit like Charlie Eaton to me.)Quote:
Originally Posted by cyclops
Ooh is that somewhere in the environs of Offa's Dyke? I saw one very similar just down the way from Lord Herefords appendage.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
Be cheating of me to "guess" Cyclop's trig. :D
Hay Bluff?Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
yes it's on Skye, and yes that is indeed Charlie pictured, well spotted GeoffQuote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
How many trigs are there in the UK? (secretly tries to push Fell mag issue to the bottom) :)
1000's 4000+ I think. The man to ask is Rob Woodall RobW on here or serch my FB friends,Quote:
Originally Posted by backtothefells
Try Trig pointing uk
http://trigpointing.uk/
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Had a quick look and if I read it right..there are 25,000+ !!!!!!
Map out and be the first one to visit them all in one go, just a diet coke and a mars bar for fuel :) (secretly knocks Fellrunner Mag item from top spot)Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
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Originally Posted by PiesAreGood
Both pretty close - about 10 or 15 km further SW I would guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by DinoF
I could have sworn it was Hay Bluff too. I have a photo that looks near identical, especially the base mounting. But taken from a slightly different angle.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffB
Is that a characteristic mounting in the Brecon Beacons National Park or something?
Mynydd Llangorse?
Spot on. I was going to put one of Mynydd Troed up as well, but it looks almost identical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed D
Haha yes! It's that odd view of the Fans that gives it away. Lovely up
that way eh?
Great countryside with good running and often overlooked in favour of N Wales for people in the North and Midlands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed D
It was my first visit to that part of Wales and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Had a run over Waun Fach, Mynydd Llangorse & Mynydd Troed. Another one on Craig Cerrig-gleisiad, Fan Frynych & Fan Fawr, then a family walk up Cribyn, Fan y Big (teenage daughter loved that one!), Pen y Fan & Corn Du.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ed D
I'll certainly be going back some time.