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TP4970 - Muirhouselaw
Logged Visits:
Easily accessible from road to W or S
Platform exposed a few inches. From north, more of a climb than I'd expected before breakfast.
Parked in lane to North.Hopped over gate then up pasture field to pillar in fenceline.Nice views
On a fenceline on an estate which is screened from view by large trees. Views good to NW and SE inc Peniel Heugh. Field is pasture but next south arable. Remains of white paint,retains plug, large deep indented lettering.
vgc, metal cap deep letters, SE side of fence, by pasture, OK view
On the top edge on a grazing field. Pillar in good order although leaning back ever so slightly. Earlier repairs to pillar still holding good. Base has been extended to combat erosion caused by livestock, possibly the cause of the lean. Left and right sighting holes open, others plugged. Spider retains original OS centre plug with deep stamped lettering. Flush bracket faces northwest across grazing field. Arable land behind fence. Views to Smailholm, Dirrington Great Law, Sweethope Hill, Cheviot, Hownam Law, Peniel Heugh, Eildon Mid Hill, The Holmes. Revisited and photographed 7/08/2004, GRP.
The pillar was completed on 25th January 1954 costing £24.19s.0d. In 1957 this marker was computed as a tertiary triangulation station in Secondary Block NT72. The flush bracket was levelled for height in 1958. This site was last maintained by the OS in August 1986. Original visit by GRP to record the FB number, 19/05/1990 . |