First off spotted a cut benchmark and had to take a photo. Reconfirmed with my relatives, as if they needed it, that I'm a bit odd.

Then bagged Selworthy. Not my best photo but hey ho. And I really have no idea why I keep wearing white clothes when trig bagging as they are always getting grubby!

On the way home we stopped off at Dunkery Beacon. I couldn't quite see the blue trig triangle on the map but presumed it was hidden under the 360 deg viewpoint they mark the beacon with too. We appeared there to find not only the massive cairn but a Jublilee beacon ready for lighting this evening.

Slight panic on my part. I thought they'd built the bonfire on top of the trig! Fortunately I checked the trigpointing website to find, to my relief, it is no longer there.

I suspect that trig pillars don't burn well anyway.
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