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This trigpoint:
Is ranked joint 18254th with 29 other trigs (more).
Has a mean score of 4.38/10 (from 39 logged visits)
Was First logged: 3rd Mar 2004
Was Last logged: 18th Jul 2025
Of the 39 logged visits,
10 recorded a location and of these....
All were within 87m
The average error was 11m
1 was exact
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Selection of photos for this Surface Block.![]() By TrigJS ![]() By TrigJS ![]() ©painterman61 ![]() ©painterman61 ![]() By Dusty ![]() By asbown ![]() ©thejackrustles ![]() ©dadu 13 See 33 more in the album. |
18th Jul 2025 14:49 by TrigJS
Gridref: SO 72785 55424 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Block in good condition and easily found thanks to effforts of previous loggers.
TP0234 The block.
TP0234 Block location relative to the gate.
8th Jun 2025 17:35 by Earby Rambler
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 7/10
Visited whilst on trip out with Painterman61.
8th Jun 2025 17:35 by painterman61
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 7/10
Took some finding this one the measurements did not seem to work. Almost about to give up when earby found the dull plonk of the hidden block. Quite deep ro dig out but still there a nice brass bolt.
Site ©painterman61
Block ©painterman61
Bolt ©painterman61
Dug out ©painterman61
31st Jul 2022 00:00 by painterman61
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Inaccessible Score: 5/10
Since Dustys visit 3 years ago the gardening waste has built up as I was in shorts and sandals with the extra stuff plus nettles I gave up. It's still there but you would have to remove the stuff.
Site ©painterman61
13th Apr 2019 15:55 by Dusty
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
16/03/2017 - Somebody has buried it with dumped material. Soil, stone and cut branches etc. Returned and found as still uncovered.
22nd Dec 2018 14:39 by CJO
Gridref: SO 72784 55422 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
2" bolt. 8" deep in soft soil. 5.8 m from footpath sign 3.1 m from new right-hand gate's right post. Left open.
29th Dec 2017 09:45 by dugswell2
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Found under the sticks as others have done with GPS help.
15th May 2017 12:37 by asbown
Gridref: SO 72784 55424 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
still under the sticks.
15th May 2017 12:37 by The reluctant trigger
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
25th Mar 2017 09:41 by orlando rat
Gridref: SO 72784 55423 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 3/10
Arriving at the pull-in we (Jack Rustles and me) saw a pile of branches over where we thought the surface block would be. I got a tape measure out to confirm the location and sure enough it was there. We started to lift the load and the surface block was soon found.
25th Mar 2017 09:41 by thejackrustles
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
With Orlando's Rat, covered in hedge trimmings in the form of a large pile of sticks. With the aid of a measuring tape, we confirmed that the block was in the middle of the pile! After clearing them away it was a reasonably easy bag.
Knightwick Surface Block
Knightwick and Mr Rat ©thejackrustles
14th Oct 2016 13:10 by Mickandkim
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 3/10
Easy find open
5th Aug 2016 00:00 by explorer_olway
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Found as YSM 392. Another roadside location where we could park and Bolt uncovered amongst long grass.
TP0234 ©explorer_olway
2nd Feb 2016 11:25 by dadu 13
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Easy roadside bolt, with parking.
13th Jan 2016 14:17 by Funk to Funky
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Nice and easy as it is well excavated.
18th Oct 2015 08:27 by BRISTOLIAN
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Easily located and bagged as fully exposed.
Mr K at Knightwick. ©BRISTOLIAN
12th May 2015 13:31 by Spunky Spider
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 2/10
Visited this one today with CherryBubb. Came with my digging gear as I knew it would be buried by now since its last visitor. Soon felt the dip in the ground roughly half way between the two gates. Unearthed it quite considerably to make life easier for the next person who comes along. Co-ords are N52 11.774 W002 23.974. Also YSM392.
Freshly uncovered. ©Spunky Spider
GPS at the Surface Block. ©Spunky Spider
Spunky Spider at GZ. ©Spunky Spider
2nd Mar 2015 12:45 by Father Ted
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 3/10
I varied my route on the way down from the Midlands to Cardiff to grab this one. The stone and tile covering it were still in place but the grass and roots were once again trying their best to take it over. I took my photo and then replaced the tile and stone. The finger post seen in some of the older photos has now been replaced and moved a bit so the older photos can be misleading.
8th Jun 2014 13:29 by gaz_zippy
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 4/10
After a visit to the nearby Teme Valley farmers market at The Talbot we decided to head off to Ludlow, via what I thought would be a most tricky YOSM, having looked at photos on trigpointinguk.com for further details. We arrived and found the long thick grass as expected, but thankfully when I moved the grass the large hole that had been dug by a previous finder was still there, with the rivet (more like surface block) was covered by a quarry tile and a brick, to prevent the earth taking over and covering it again, so thank you whoever you are who made this a nice easy find, just before than rain came down, again...
My gpsr at the rivet (surface block?) The earth is starting to cover it again, but the quarry tile and brick should help future searchers.©gaz_zippy
22nd May 2014 10:31 by Redroaming
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Had visited this one previously with no find, but since I was planning to pass again I read through previous logs and previous photos which gave me a good idea of where to start looking. I was also armed with a trowel and a walking pole as I was determined to be successful this visit! Thus it didnt take long before my pole hit something hard in the long grass, revealing the tile covering this surface block [my gratitude to whoever left the tile!]. Also logged as YSM392.
17th Nov 2013 15:50 by DesG
Gridref: SO 72779 55427 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Also logged as YSM392. Took a few minutes to find.
Bolt ©DesG
23rd Oct 2013 12:38 by jonglew
Gridref: SO 72785 55424 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 4/10
Q: When is a rivet not a rivet? A: When it's a bolt! This looks to me like a bolt inserted into a lump of concrete - but isn't that a surface block? I don't know why the OS decided to categorize this SB as a rivet. Either way, it was easy enough to locate using the OS sketch. Approx 6" beneath loose soil; previous loggers have done the hard work in excavation.
Location Shot TP0234©jonglew
The Surface Block - oops, I mean Rivet TP0234©jonglew
24th Aug 2013 17:34 by sniffadogz
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Not Logged Score: 4/10
Hole visible but some excavation needed.
23rd Jul 2013 05:29 by homer trackers
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 4/10
Second visit to this one, this time with digging equipment. The weed root is a nightmare to get through, it's then a good 8 inches below the ground level. Just exposed the corner when the it started heavy rain. Sat in the car for 10 mins , by which time the hole had filled with water. Took photo of digging tool in poistion and went back to work!
6th Apr 2013 14:24 by Thejenkies
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Thanks to previous finders who did all the hard work in clearing the rivet. Once there just had to remove some twigs and a layer of dirt, and took a couple of close up pictures. Also claimed this as a find re geo caching.
Knightwick rivet All clear of dirt
Knightwick Rivet.. Another close up of the rivet.
23rd Feb 2013 07:42 by peregrinus
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 4/10
Footpath finger post gone, block either buried or gone with it. Bad start to the day, cold fingered and empty handed. Then I remember I still have ice axe in car from last weekend. Go to TUK and pull up sketch, pace it out a few times, shift some debris, prod again, and there it is about a foot down from initial ground level.
Blue ice axe marks the spot
Blue ice axe marks the spot
Not quite what DMM had in mind!
26th May 2011 16:01 by The Patrician
Gridref: SO 72787 55430 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Found whilst on my way to do a series of geocaches in Abberley. A pleasant rural location. Neil
29th Apr 2011 11:46 by Pharisee
Gridref: SO 72784 55425 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 6/10
The first trigpoint of the Upton Folk Festival weekend for Tyrolean Maid and me. The surface block is still uncovered but we had to push back a few weeds to get at it. As rural roadside views go, I’ve seen worse. Also logged as YOSM geocache, YSM392.
The Surface Block and the 60CSx ©Pharisee
Tyrolean Maid at ground zero ©Pharisee
6th Mar 2011 15:40 by Beano
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Not Logged Score: 5/10
just needed a stick to clear away leaves aand there it was :)
19th Nov 2010 14:10 by arranc
Gridref: SO 72785 55430 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 7/10
found easily with help of info below.
3rd Nov 2010 13:49 by captain gore-tex
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Not Logged Score: 5/10
This took an age to find and then excavate. Hopefully the attached photos will help subsequent hunters.
The trig fingered ©captain gore-tex
Close to the pointer ©captain gore-tex
The brasswork ©captain gore-tex
29th Mar 2009 17:45 by bluebeard
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 1/10
clear still thanks to dal
3rd Jan 2009 11:50 by dal
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
More joy on this visit. Part of the concrete block was clear, I just had to excavate a bit more to reveal what I would call a Bolt.
10th Jun 2006 20:55 by dal
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 3/10
Failed. Very overgrown with nettles, and I had very limited time to look.
16th Jul 2005 18:00 by Lathama
FB Number: NONE Condition: Good Score: 3/10
Had a wonderful walk on the Worcestershire Way over Suckley Hill, then a pint of Hookey in 'The Fox' at Lulsley. Thus fortified, came with long handled trowel and OS sketch determined to succeed! This was actually my third visit here [I never bothered to log the second] and, having arrived, it was obvious that some serious digging had taken place since Visit 2. I concentrated on the dug areas to no avail, so, in the absence of a tapemeasure, I lay down flat on the ground to use myself as a distance measure, then started again. After 30 minutes, several bad nettle stings and two equally nasty blisters.....BINGO!! I have dug it all out and it's in pristine condition, so any visitors in the near future should have no problem locating it. If you stand by the side of the footpath notice, facing in the direction of the arrow, then it's about 18" from the base of the post to your left. Good hunting! It's very satisfying to lay a ghost......
2nd Jul 2005 09:45 by Glaslyn
Gridref: SO 72700 55400 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 2/10
Dug around ..twice,fox just a pile of fur now! Had sketch,but no spade,will try again ! Re visit on 8/10/2005 was passing by so capitalized on Lathama s hard work {thanks!} and got picture ,and knocked off blue nasty !
26th Jun 2005 15:10 by rhayader_wanderer
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 2/10
That finger post looks suspiciously close to the measured location...
25th Mar 2005 15:29 by fasgadh
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 2/10
Well buried and could not find anything when prodding. A ditch had recently been dug out and was occupied by a dead fox. Primroses quite striking and a Worcestershire Spring a shock when fresh out of a Scottish Winter.
Knightwick. Planted ash twig shows approx location.
Knightwick
3rd Mar 2004 10:45 by Lathama
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 5/10
Another rivet - another blue nasty! Looked everywhere for the blessed thing but to no avail! What is happening? Is there a phantom rivet remover out there.........??