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TP4225 - Kings Seat
Logged Visits:
Walked up from Collace to Dunsinane Hill where scarily I saw just three sheep within the old castle: there was something about them - hmmm 'double, double toil and trouble; fire, burn; and, cauldron bubble' - I quickly moved over to the Black Hill where I managed to twist my ankle (was this a witch's curse?) then hobbled to the top of the King's Seat. But the pain was worth the splendid views.
White painted trig in good order except open spider. Previously visited this Marilyn circa 1980 no trig details noted.
Ascent from B road south, obvious track becomes NONEXISTENT after 1km, veered through crops and cows and sheep to 45 degree face, long grass up to my arms, deer, thank FSM no ticks. Bleaargh.
Bit of a grotty hill for my 900th Marilyn.
Short walk from B953 nice day with views
Revisit. White painted pillar in good condition. Spider centre open. Flush bracket faces 162° SSE. Vented through west sight hole. Pillar completed 8th October 1936 costing £15.12s.6d. Views include Lundie Craigs, Craigowl Hill, Blacklaw Hill, Dundee Law, Northfield, Peace Hill, Largo Law, Normans Law, West Lomond, Kinnaird Hill, Craig Rossie, Bandirran Hill, Craig Obney, Carn Gower. Photographed 15/09/2009, GRP.
From Collace up to Dunsinane and then along the ridge to Kings Seat.Glorious day with big views all round.
wonderful white pillar. Great ascent. kestrel on descent. Blustery day. With mum, dad and Christine. Fantastic views all round from summit. Also marilyn.
vgc, no cap or plug, nice heather/rock summit, fine view. Black Hill worth a visit en route.
Excellent views from this TP. Struggled to the top towards the end of a long only to meet an old chap (70+) skipping up the hill behind me!! Plug missing.
Cap gone. Painted white
Primary with a biiiig view! Over the firths of Tay and Forth and most members of the Perthsire Munros in full view. Lovely contrast of the Mounth against the foreground of agricultural Strathmore. No plug, otherwise OK and painted white.
No details noted - pleasant easy hill, fine view
First visit. To record FB number. HISTORY: Pillar completed 8th October 1936 costing £15.12s.6d. In 1937 this marker was computed for triangulation as primary station PP310 in Figure 3 of the OSGB36 primary network of the Retriangulation of Great Britain. Flush bracket S1619 was levelled for height in 1951. This trig point was last maintained by the OS in 1982. |