Seldom visited trigs

[grahaml]

Well done Graham. I had to double check the map as I know it as Robin Cross Hill. A very strange one as you don't see it till your about 20 metres away. Any guesses on the 5 trigs ?

I've never been, I spotted the power lines behind, got my map of Calderdale out and followed the pylons...

Assuming you stayed on that side of the valley at a guess the others were Delf Hill (378), Standing Stone Hill (398), Bride Stones Moor (437/8), and maybe Hoof Stones Height (479) which looks a bit of a tussocky detour if Bride Stones was included or Extwistle Hill (242) which looks like it's off route and in the middle of a boring field. Map fondling games are quite fun!

[wheezing donkey]

Well done Graham. I had to double check the map as I know it as Robin Cross Hill. A very strange one as you don't see it till your about 20 metres away. Any guesses on the 5 trigs ?

Dan

Dan, based on some of your previous posts:-

Starting from "home in Tod",

Bridestones 932 267
Hoofstones 914 291
Robin Cross Hill 884 294
Thieveley Pike 871 271
Trough Edge End 906 219


Effectively the trigs of the Cornholme / Portsmouth Valley watershed.

Hence a view of Ingleborough from Hoofstones ( Black Hameldon ).

As per my clubmate GrahamL, Bowlanders do enjoy map-fondling exercises!

Ian Roberts, Bowland FR.

[dantodman]

Yes Ian,

It's part of a round of ten trigs which circles todmorden.

Dan

[wheezing donkey]

Yes Ian,

It's part of a round of ten trigs which circles todmorden.

Dan

Yes Dan, I put 2&2 together on remembering your post re that 10 trig round!

Ian.

[XRunner]

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One of the 5 trigs visited on a very snowy run Friday. Anyone know which is it ?

dan

Try this trig point website

[Mark Smith]

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Go on then, where's this? (Trig point just visible on right hand skyline)

[MickTor]

Try this trig point website

Great website!

[Mark Smith]

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Go on then, where's this? (Trig point just visible on right hand skyline)

Really, no takers?

[lantern rouge]

Really, no takers?

'afraid not Mark

[Mark Smith]

Ok a clue - it's welsh