Seldom visited trigs

[gej]

If you want a really inaccessible trig, how about this (and its twin a few km to the north east):

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.sr...-+Battery+Hill

[Jez Hellewell]

This is where my fell running first started:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/32182

[Mark Smith]

I grew up here, this trig being behind my house, 5 yards from my back fence. Sad to see a recent visitor has found it toppled. Not a lovely spot by any means, but a seldom visited trig for sure. You get a view south towards nottingham but it's a hill that has been subsumed by an estate and would have had a good view in its day. Quite sad now looking at this http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1205299

[Derby Tup]

I grew up here, this trig being behind my house, 5 yards from my back fence. Sad to see a recent visitors has found it toppled. Not a lovely spot by any means, but a seldom visited trig for sure. You get a view south towards nottingham but it's a hill that has been subsumed by an estate and would have had a good view in its day. Quite sad now looking at this http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1205299

It looks a bit code there me duck

[Mark Smith]

Aye, it is code aaht yoof

[wheezing donkey]

If you want a really inaccessible trig, how about this (and its twin a few km to the north east):

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.sr...-+Battery+Hill

Would definitely sort out the men trespassers from the boy trespassers?
I thought that some of the place names looked familiar? Wife's sister lives in Cricklade (N. of Swindon). We are due for our annual pilgrimage - February half term week - I usually take the 'cross bike down and fit in a couple of sections of the Ridgeway.

[wheezing donkey]

I grew up here, this trig being behind my house, 5 yards from my back fence. Sad to see a recent visitors has found it toppled. Not a lovely spot by any means, but a seldom visited trig for sure. You get a view south towards nottingham but it's a hill that has been subsumed by an estate and would have had a good view in its day. Quite sad now looking at this http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1205299

Amazes me that the scrotes who toppled it would probably scream the house down if they had to put that much physical effort into a honest day's work!!

[DinoF]

Amazes me that the scrotes who toppled it would probably scream the house down if they had to put that much physical effort into a honest day's work!!

I've only been to Bulwell once - it was in 1995 and our car was nicked from outside the house. Never did find it. Maybe it was used to knock over that trig point.

[Tussockface]

This is where my fell running first started:

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/32182

You can't claim it's 'seldom visited' though Jez!
It'd have to be my own 'most visited' trig.

[Tussockface]

This one doesn't quite live up to its name...
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x...ay=273106&lm=0