Album covers

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alansmeaton
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Album covers

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Hi all,
Hope bagging/ticking is going well. Need a machete for my local surface block now.

Doing a bit work on the laptop (what holiday?) and had some music playing then wonders to self - 'would rather be out but are there any album covers with trig points'? Quick search and no luck but here's the closest.

http://scrunched.fm/music/Pendle%2BCove ... oint%2BEP/

and if you watch this video is that what I think it is in the distance through the mist?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udu6lcS ... Lv&index=4

Happy ticking and listening
Cootking
ted
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Re: Album covers

Post by ted »

are there any album covers with trig points'?
This one: http://www.martynbennett.com/Album_Grit.html
which has been identified as Meall An Inbhire http://trigpointing.uk/trig/4717
ted
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Re: Album covers

Post by ted »

Slight thread drift. How about trig stations in literature? :)

I recently came across a mention of a Buried Block in the novel 'Tortilla Flat'
by John Steinbeck (p.1935). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortilla_Flat


- Ted
Painterman61
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Hello there slightly different theme but does anyone know where the trig is on the latest BBC 1 trailer for the new Dr who which is to be announced after the mens Wimbledon final.Shows a key lighting up on the plug the spiders been polished as well great shot it is?
alansmeaton
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Sorry - didn't see this until I posted about Dr Who. Is one of our members the new Doctor?
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