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TP2438 - Corton Hill
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wonderful day
Spider centre open. Red beacon light near-by.
Bagged while on circular walk from South Cadbury. Great views over Somerset countryside.
Parked opposite Cadbury Castle for this one. Walked south on footpaths and then up onto The Beacon where this trig is located. No public access to the top of the hill, but easy enough to just walk up to the summit, which is also a HuMP. Pillar is accompanied by a red beacon and a direction finder. Our walk continued south to Seven Wells Down to visit the source of the River Yeo (a big anti-climax!) before heading back north for a tour round Cadbury Castle to finish off our 9 mile walk. Pillar has some cracks otherwise appears in good shape.
energy saving bulbs in the red beacon. Does it light up at night?
Bagged the P30 to NW first before this lovely little hill.
easy walk up from gate on the lane,good views.
Nice place with field of baby bulls to the left Nice red light for people who take there tops off
Took this one in as part of circular walk taking in nearby Cadbury Castle (Iron Age hill fort), purported to be the seat of Camelot. Haven't a clue I'm afraid I'll leave that to Indiana Jones. Anyway, a sunny day, lovely views at both locations. Cadbury has a topograph, worth a visit.
150m drive via Weston Down (housing estate), Failand Hill (private house with WWII security) and Worlebury Hill (W S Mare dog walk with trees) to a real hill! Path up to top with only a 50' ascent, circular stone seat and red electric beacon! Probably good views also, but it was raining.
Easy access from gateway off the lane.Comes complete with aviation beacon and a circular stone structure. Superb all round views on day of visit.
Re visit to photograph,pillar condition unchanged,good views
found this one while trying to find geocache spot
Lovely location and easy access off lane.Popular spot.
Nice hill, good views. Noted 4 x drain holes in the trig - they don't all have that many do they ??
Included in a 6 mile walk starting at nearby Cadbury. Pillar has some cracking in the concrete although still appears sound. Has an aviation beacon next to it to warn aircraft presumably using nearby Yeovilton of the hilltop. Plug missing.
second of several firsts today. first trig with its own aircraft warning light.
Beautiful ridge walk with Cadbury Castle to the North and views across the Somerset levels to the West
Lovely view in most directions. Overlooking Cadbury Hill, Arthur's Camelot according to local legend.
Climbed this with my wife. Top missing. Lovely views over to Glastonbury Tor.
Good panoramic views
lovely hill & view
Nice hill top. Beacon and viewfinder nearby. Plug missing.
Lovely walk with family, dog & friends. Parked in Corton, then meandered up ridge and along for great wide all round views over Somerset Plain. Brilliant pub lunch followed at Rose & Crown in Trent. With reference to Martin's entry on 31 May 04 - did your wife ever find her top? |