Trig item on BBC web site

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Hi Rob,

The BBC article states
Rob Woodall recently completed his 14-year mission to bag all of Britain's trig pillars - clocking up 6,190 in total
Didn't realise you'd done them all - congratulations :D
Which was the final pillar log?


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Indeed, many congratulations to Rob (peregrinus) for his completion of visiting all the trig pillars, what an effort it must have been. How he got to some of the more remote ones must have cost a fortune in time & money never mind commitment and perseverance!

A fantastic effort!
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Well done Rob.
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The Grough article mentions an OS Trig Pillar Trail Challenge. Further details here:
https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/blog/t ... gpillar80/

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And on the local ITV newstoo!
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... and an interview on the UK Hillwalking site:
http://www.ukhillwalking.com/news/item.php?id=70404
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MAC.HAWK wrote:Indeed, many congratulations to Rob (peregrinus) for his completion of visiting all the trig pillars, what an effort it must have been. How he got to some of the more remote ones must have cost a fortune in time & money never mind commitment and perseverance!

A fantastic effort!
Thanks! Island trigs are best shared - not least because of the charter boat costs! But island bagging just becomes another addiction...

Also a local radio piece - BBC Radio Cambs 20/04/2016 The Big Conversation with Paul Stainton
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03q2xj6 Starts at 2:22; brief comment at 2:33 mentioning Wetherspoon bagging...

Should also be a recorded interview on http://www.cuillinfm.co.uk The Scrambling Squib radio show tonight 21/4/16 at 9pm
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