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TP5314 - Parks Farm
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Had passed this way doing a Geocaching circuit last November in the fog time to come back and bag it..
The trigpoint was not on a footpath so we walked around the edge of the field, soon spotted although it blended in very well with the wall.
Easy parking again ath the Y junction to the NE and then up the muddy and snowy bridleway and reached trig point no problem.
Parked at junction of paths to E then walked up through wood and field to bridleway. Had to dodge farmer and dogs in sheep field immediately S, but once they had gone quick walk up field boundary to TP - sitting squat in vgc to N of wall. A beautiful sunny autumn morning with larks thinking it was spring and extensive views to N and E.
Cap intact with indented letters. Straightforward access.
2nd of the day,on way home from Broadway Hill.Had difficulty finding the right road.Good parking & easy walk up.Pillar bit sunken & overgrown so almost walked right past.No real views.In field of barley.
Fairly overgrown trig. Had to clear a bit to take a photo of the flush bracket.
i suppose that one way for farmers to make some money is to grub out their cotswold stone walls and sell the stone
Hadn't checked this site in advance and just didn't see it, despite obviously being only metres away.
Walked along farm track and saw trig peeping over the wall! Walked back to gate to reach trig.
HEDGE
not on public path but just off a farmtrack near ahaystack
Short walk up ROW then across edge of 1 field.Pillar next to wall.
Dont worry about the unsuitable for motors sign on the access road its ok. Parking at the corner as the PROW leaves the road and a simp-le direct walk. No contition change
One of the higher trigs in the Cotswolds at 298 metres. Easy access, plug with indented lettering.
Built close to a dry-stone wall on the edge of what is now a winter cereal field but with considerable traces of last year's broadbean crop! All intact with the original plug [slightly indented letters]. W sighthole open, the others closed. Moss-encrusted on three faces for the lower 12". Holes under hooks filled in. Quite easy access, down track just off bridleway. Expansive agricultural views allround.
Not far off the RUPP behind a dyke. A typical wide open Cotswold space with lovely coloured mud. Larks singing on a spring day - good stuff. Intact and in good condition
vgc; metal cap shallow letters; N side of wall at edge of cereal crop
White pillar between dry stone wall and ploughed field. |