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Dec 2024
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Northern Exile
Oh? I've not heard that perl of wisdom before. I'd have thought the varying elevations would have meant greater accuracy in triangulation.
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Dec 2024
8:26pm, 12 Dec 2024
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Northern Exile
Lake District trigs north of Coniston. |
Dec 2024
8:26pm, 12 Dec 2024
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Derby Tup
It’s a while since I went wandering in the Peak but don’t remember a plethora of trigs about the place
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Dec 2024
8:27pm, 12 Dec 2024
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Northern Exile
About all I know about the Peak is that experience gained on the HPM, but I can't recall an inordinate amount of trigs either.
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Dec 2024
8:43pm, 12 Dec 2024
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flyingfinn
Derby Tup wrote: It’s a while since I went wandering in the Peak but don’t remember a plethora of trigs about the place Unless you specifically go looking for them you'd miss a lot of the ones in the Peak DT because they're on private land with no public access (at least 50% of those in my neighbourhood). And when you do start looking there are a lot more than you realised! |
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Dec 2024
8:47pm, 12 Dec 2024
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flyingfinn
Northern Exile wrote: Oh? I've not heard that perl of wisdom before. I'd have thought the varying elevations would have meant greater accuracy in triangulation. Most of the Peak has relatively small elevation changes so the LOS from a lot of the trigs is relatively short. Therefore your trigs end up being closer together and you get more per unit of area. |
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Dec 2024
9:01pm, 12 Dec 2024
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Northern Exile
That makes sense actually.
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Dec 2024
9:10pm, 12 Dec 2024
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Derby Tup
Thanks ff. That’s interesting and informative flyingfinn wrote:
Derby Tup wrote:It’s a while since I went wandering in the Peak but don’t remember a plethora of trigs about the place Unless you specifically go looking for them you'd miss a lot of the ones in the Peak DT because they're on private land with no public access (at least 50% of those in my neighbourhood). And when you do start looking there are a lot more than you realised! |
Dec 2024
10:23pm, 12 Dec 2024
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♪♫ Synge ♪♫
Fenners-Reborn wrote: My guess is High Raise. Thanks, @Fenners-Reborn and @Windsor Wool. Happy to agree, in which case, this photo was taken on 17 July 2001! 😁 |
Dec 2024
8:38pm, 13 Dec 2024
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Fenners-Reborn
Within a very small distance from Matlock, there are loads of trigs, as an example of the plethora of Peak District trigs.
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