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TP6269 - Sutton Bassett
Logged Visits:
I took a long walk from Stoke Albany to this pillar. Great views from up here. Found at N 52 30.051 W 000 50.752
Didn't park by the bridleway and started off in wrong direction. Once on path it was easy to find, though a few of the rights of way have mysteriously disappeared. Pillar in good condition. Got very wet on the way back!
Quite straight forward to reach using public bridleway from the east. Pillar quite visible standing just away from the hedge (western side). Very nice location.
Footpath from east.
parked at the lodge, not sure if these are full time houses or holiday homes but plenty of people about and nobody asked who I was as I left the car,no footpath signs so just walked through the plant hire yard and through the gate and up the hill without asking,nice views from the top,the footpath is signed at the top of the hill as straight back down to the lodge so not sure if it's been moved,diverted or somebody just does not want people about.
The Lodge seems to be the favoured route and I'm adding a me to parking on the corner where the minor road joins. Watch out for the black dog in the farm it has a loud and sudden bark but no bite. Nice stiff climb after the last few days all 50m of it :-)
A pleasant walk from the road junction to the east of Lodge Farm. The pasture field was full of cows and calves but they didn't seem very interested in us. Plug with indented lettering.
Walked up the hill from the Lodge farm, bit muddy and in the company of bullocks and sheep but ok. At the top circumvented a winter crop to find trig on far side of field. Bracing icy blast with a bit of snow, so i didn't hang around too long, although the views were good. A spring visit maybe?
TP at edge of b/w, VGC, metal cap |