TrigpointingUK

Yes, the interactive map is becoming sorely missed - not that we can go out that far at present!

Hopefully someone is looking into this?
My tech skills are pretty non existent, so I don't feel I can offer any advice, or solutions, but I'd be more than happy - like others - to contribute £ to help ...

It would appear that it's a group of people doing the bagging. In different areas of the country separately , so I've not a problem with that.

But all those bagged by the group in any given day are posted as one - with no separation - on T:UK. So it looks like T:UK is just being used as a bit of a ...

And then there is COVID Trig Point Challenge....

It could well be that the war played a part in this, but looking through the list of pillars, most are computed not long - within a year, or two - of their construction. Even those built in the 30s/40s. But around that time, the sizable gap is more evident.

The pillar was built on the 19th of November 1936 at a cost of £19 4s 6d. Last maintained by the OS in June of 1979.

Do pillars etc remain the property of the OS?

I also use Streetview when planning trig bagging trips. Often useful for gaining
an idea of feasible and discreet access routes, availability of gateways into fields,
probability that a roadside location is overgrown, etc.


Yes, street view is a very handy tool for the reasons given above, and ...

Apart from one pre-arranged meet up, I've met no-one whilst out and about. Missed some folk by an hour or so at a couple of trigs, though.

A great programme this. One I'd seen before, but was glad to catch the repeat. And two days later, I was out trigging for the first time.