Up here in Scotland you have right of access anywhere you want to go (within reason and with a few specific exceptions - & even so trampling a crop would be a spectacularly bad idea.)
When trigging down in England if a trig is by the road or a right of way Im happy to wander over to it, in the ...
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- Mon Feb 16, 2015 9:09 pm
- Forum: TrigpointingUK Forum
- Topic: Trig Point access
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- Tue Aug 12, 2014 9:26 pm
- Forum: TrigpointingUK Forum
- Topic: more smiley face colours?
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more smiley face colours?
The blue sad face seems to cover an awful lot of existence conditions. Would it be possible to add a couple more smiley face colours to the main site - so a red angry face could indicate destroyed for example
- Sat Aug 02, 2014 11:29 am
- Forum: TrigpointingUK Forum
- Topic: Colliery Headgear Bolts
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Re: Colliery Headgear Bolts
Presumably the bolt would have been on one of the horizontal girders, although the idea of surveying whilst hanging onto a colliery headgear with the wheel whirring round a few feet away would give modern day 'elf n safety gurus a fit! 
- Wed Jul 30, 2014 7:01 pm
- Forum: TrigpointingUK Forum
- Topic: Colliery Headgear Bolts
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Colliery Headgear Bolts
With loads of collieries now on the TUK site I have to ask where on the headgear were the bolts fitted?
BTW Bilston Glen (16420) should be destroyed - the headgear was flattened a while back.
Lady Victoria Colliery (16441) is the Scottish Mining Museum. The headgear still stands although the ...
BTW Bilston Glen (16420) should be destroyed - the headgear was flattened a while back.
Lady Victoria Colliery (16441) is the Scottish Mining Museum. The headgear still stands although the ...