Friday, 3 February 2012

Woman in White

On return from a course in Fareham my colleague kindly agreed to humour me with a couple of trig bags on the way home. After all, what's life if you can't teach a naval aviator the joy of concrete lumps on hills?

The first one we bagged was Fort Kilkicker.  Stunning views across the Solent in the sun - a perfect day for trig hunting.  What Andy hadn't quite realised, in agreeing to this, was that not only was he my chauffeur but also my photographer. It didn't take him long to get in the swing of it.

12 02 03 TP3234 - Fort Gilkicker Trig
12 02 03 TP3234 - Fort Gilkicker BM
Nice plug.
12 02 03 TP3234 - Fort Gilkicker
And a very impractically coloured coat for trig hunting.
12 02 03 TP3234 - Fort Gilkicker
The second one was just an easy find; which was just as well in light of my previous apparel comments.
12 02 03 TP3705 - Heath Lane
Andy was starting to act like a pro lining up the trig, BM and plug for phots.
12 02 03 TP3705 - Heath Lane
12 02 03 TP3705 - Heath Lane
I suspect, however, that he'll be back to helicopter spotting rather than trig bagging before you know it.

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