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In the highlands...

Creag Mhor - http://trigpointing.uk/trig/2561 and Ruadh Stac Mor - http://trigpointing.uk/trig/5761 are both contenders. Or maybe Beinn Bhrotain in the Cairngorms - http://trigpointing.uk/trig/1166

This is an interesting idea. I've previously considered the challenge: how many trig points can you bag in one day a) on foot, or b) any human-powered transport?

Option b) inevitably would end up being a combination of bicycle and walking. It's interesting as it's as much about route planning as ...

Conveniently a lot of the pillars on Mull are round, so they're ruled out. The round bit in the middle is missing, which helps. I also think the background looks like Ardnamurchan, so started with that side of Mull.

Based on the above, I initially thought it was: TP4717 - Meall An Inbhire - http ...

He didn't even stop to note down the FB number!

You can search with Trig Tools for a list of "pillars" which are "not logged by" "anybody": http://trigpointing.uk/trigs/view-trigs.php?q=1974055

There are only 2 left, but they're both in Northern Ireland.

You can view a list of the X most frequently logged and X least frequently logged: http://trigpointing.uk/trigtools/highscore.php?w=visits&s=1000

There are 25597 trigs logged 233152 times, which gives a mean of 9.1 logs per trig - the trigs you've visited are close to average in terms of ...