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TP1521 - Bole Hill
Logged Visits:
On private land but just 1 field away from footpath. Mizzle earliar in day has lifted so better views.Fouth of 4 on the day.
Lovely site in field at top of hill,near to copse of trees which stop it having an all round view.All metalwork intact.
Park car at entrance to Melbourne Farm on road side took footpath heading North East, Field being sprayed with muck at the moment lovely boot will need a good clean. when farmer as gone for more muck to spread turn east across field climbing over two walls to trig which is in good condition returned avoiding the muck field a boot clean in puddle on road before getting in car.
Walked to here from High Low trig via Magpie mine.Leave the path and ascend right and over a locked wooden gate. Access to trig is through a couple of fields. Very good views.
Another Bole Hill trig (did \\\"Worm\\\" hill yesterday). Pleasant looking wood nearby but adjacent field being muck spread. Magpie mine to the NW worth a trip
Parked beside road and followed Over Haddon foothpath.Trig across one field and one wall.
Plug intact, one sighting-hole open. Detoured off path to approach trig from NW via gates. Showers passing over so no view.
1 of 2. Exceptional views on the approach and in the surrounding areas. Access a little difficult, but I would advise access from the North side of the trig. Very hazy views at this time of day. (Photos to follow)
Pillar in good condition, complete with all metalwork. Good views. Slightly awkward to find a good route to this one!
parked on road and took the overhaddon to sheldon footpath and trig up to the right from there, no sign of any bulls today.
Did with Deego
With SS&MP. We parked to the NW and followed the path up the hill. once we got to the top there was a rather large bull, luckily he just stood and watched us pass. The farmer was in his tractor in the field near the trig but we just walked around the outside to the trigpoint. The bull was right in the middle of the path on the way back so we walked around him :O)
vgc, metal cap shallow letters, pleasant pasture summit, nice view
Probably best reached from the path leaving Kirk Dale on the west side. The trig can be reached without crossing any walls from this direction.
Approached from road down Kirk Dale straightforward ,last150 metres off path then wall to V carefully negotiate,good views.
12/31 for the day. Just a regular trig!
Pleasant pasture summit, but6 private. Did you know that 'Bole' refers to bowls of molten lead (lead mining area)? They built their furnace on a summit so as to get plent of draft!
Climbed a couple of walls on the way up from the footpath at SK181680. Took a nicer route down (had David on my back) to the road at about SK181674.
prosaic pasture summit, OK view
Plug with indented lettering. |
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5th Jun 2010 18:28 by 
Bole Hill
Bole Hill
Bole Hill
Oh Bulls!!!
Trigpoint
Michelle (SS&MP)
Montaged by Jon Rouse
Bole Hill trig point
S4153
S4153
View from the trigpoint
The trigpoint
The flush bracket