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TP2365 - Coltshay Hill
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It is up against a hedgerow but from the nearby lane there are fantastic views of the Severn Bridge.
The gateway was a complete quagmire after the torrential rain. At this time of year the FB is just about legible through the hedge.
Bagged on the way through to a day of HuMP and trig bagging in South Wales. Located on the field side of a hedgerow, access a bit awkward - either over the gate before the trig (extremely muddy), or over the hedge opposite the house (easier but tricky). I chose the latter. Trig is hard against the hedge with the flush bracket facing into the hedge, managed to get a good shot of it by trial and error. Concrete plug. No discernable damage to the pillar or metalwork. N sight hole open, E&W both closed (managed to stamp down the undergrowth etc to see them), S is below soil level and unable to access. Good views to the second Severn crossing.
opposite house but not visible from lane. Gain entry to field via a muddy gateway. FB faces prickly hedge, access difficult.
Someone's recently done some gardening as this was mostly clear of the surrounding hedge. Asphalt plug, N s/hole open but others buried, otherwise vgc. V limited views from the trig itself but good view of the Second Severn Crossing from the end of the lane.
No cows today opposite house
Hidden in hedge. FB hard to photograph.
located next to hedge on drive to farm, accessed from gate to the west, beware of the cows - a quick (if muddy) walk to pillar, followed by a very fast run back to the gate as there was a stampede heading my way, what a chicken i am. - pillar good condition, no views to due to paniced running.
Guarded by cows. Viewed from a distance.
against hedge fb hard to get to as its facing hedge good views of severn bridge
Very overgrown....difficult to see FB !!
Nettled!
Easy one to reach. Fairly good views.
Easy bag from Chepstow. Nice pillar but becoming overgrown. Lovely views of the Severn Bridges.
Easy find, go through first gate on L after entering lane. Ok views but claggy today. Pillar is good, fb faces fence but been cleared for easy access.
The pillar stands amongst nettles next to the hedge of a field grazed by cattle; it has an asphalt plug and FB S//3281 facing towards the hedge. Wooded hills can be seen to the north and from the lane on the other side of the fence there is a view over the Severn Estuary and bridge.
views of estuary but for bridge in way
In hedge opposite a lone house.
last of the day, just before much growth of hedge me thinks
Passed by here on the way to "Black Rock" geocache. Easy access through gateway. Lots of under growth round trig but flattened it a bit to take a picture. Left taking a picture of the flush bracket as it was round the back and there were a few too many brambles.
Easy gate for access and a safe parking spot, Severn views and the only stop for the day due to late meeting end
In the field to the north of the lane. Good views of the new Severn Bridge. Funny looking 1 in the FB no. Tarmac plug.
S above nums, vgc, bitmac plug, S edge of pasture with FB facing into hedge
fb perversely faces brambly hedge.
By a hedge, not far from M48 Severn bridge (Private)
White pillar in grass on edge of recently sown wheat field, with low brickbuilt building with flat sloping roof nearby. Good view of the Severn road bridge to the east. |