I visited Derry today and walked the wonderfully intact walls.
As ever, my focus was on that bit of the wall 10cm above the ground and I was soon rewarded. I haven't seen an OSNI benchmark for a while.
I kept my eyes peeled for more.
And there was another one.
And more.
This part of the wall faces towards a Loyalist area (read the sign).
Every so often you find a hairy one. [I'm referring to benchmarks here].
By this stage my sister-in-law noted that I'd even got her looking for these random cuts in walls. I am a benchmarking missionary.
I found seven in all.
I bet there are more. There's a part of me that wants to rewalk the walls and see if I've missed one.
As ever, my focus was on that bit of the wall 10cm above the ground and I was soon rewarded. I haven't seen an OSNI benchmark for a while.
I kept my eyes peeled for more.
And there was another one.
And more.
This part of the wall faces towards a Loyalist area (read the sign).
Every so often you find a hairy one. [I'm referring to benchmarks here].
By this stage my sister-in-law noted that I'd even got her looking for these random cuts in walls. I am a benchmarking missionary.
I found seven in all.
I bet there are more. There's a part of me that wants to rewalk the walls and see if I've missed one.
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