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TP6261 - Sunny Bank
Logged Visits:
Under Hovis bakery.
Hovis factory nothing to see
Gone in forties could have been the Luftwaffe, its brown bread in the hovis factory!
Nice car park.
Vaguely remember trig from a school sponsored walk 35 years ago
Log #85. (190m). By car. I spend more time on these DEAD trigs than I do on LIVE ones! Looks like this one was lost when the Hovis Bakery expanded their very large factory here some years ago. The truck loading area at the rear of the bakery has been excavated for the expansion. Where I stood to take the photo (outside the perimeter fence), was about level with the top of the trailer. Yet another trespass thru a barbed fence is required to get here
didn't waste too much time looking for it
Drove past but nothing to see
Having waited for a heavy shower to pass, there was nothing to find.
Gone to TGTMITS, bas***ds! Made an effort even though I knew it wasnt there - a sad case of Trigonontrism (the psychiatric act of feeling the need to visit the site of a triangulation station - particularly a pillar - knowing that it no longer exists). On a round of the mops ups in West Yorkshire that no longer exist. Its a bit sad that the 300th UK & IOM trig Ive (not) tigged no longer exists. As an addendum- Im at a loss to know how Peteboggs could drive past and log it!!
others pretty much sum up my experience here
As previous visitors I searched around the back in the corner to the north of the bakery and west of The Dales BUPA nursing home and found nothing. There is a slightly raised bit of land which tallies with a contour line on the OS map just a few yards NW of the wall/fence corner. Perhaps this was the place??
I reckon this is missing. We went round the back of the hovis bakery, but the GPSr pointed into the lorry park and delivery bay. Nothing to be seen whatsoever. I also note that it was supposed to be a pillar but isn't shown on the OS maps.
This one has been toasted. The rear of the bakery premises is a parking area - nowhere for a trig to hide. Behind that is an empty field. According to the OS list, this was S4199 which indicates a probable construction date of the late 1940s; I've checked maps from the present back to 1964 (OS 1" series) but can't find any reference to it. Bradford's industrial museum is nearby and worth a visit. Missed P & T's visit by a few hours.
appears to be in the bakery!!!! anyone else found it?
Searched the area extensivley but came up with nothing but a large bakery building.Local knowledge did not to help.Apparently not in building.Suspect this trig is gorn |