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2nd Jun 2019  07:27  by peregrinus

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Tower with cut BM and Bolt on W tower, FS Dest 03/67, central tower has a non trig vane, church hall nearby has a cut BM

23rd Mar 2017  12:28  by jonglew

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Church of the Holy Trinity with St Edmund, Grade II* listed. OS list Bolt and Flagstaff as components of this trig, both would have been installed on the tower roof, the oldest part of the church (15thC). There is no longer a FS but Bolt could still be extant; no access today to investigate. Benchmark located on a tower buttress.

Holy Trinity Church TP9584©jonglew

28th Oct 2016  16:02  by boblynoriho

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Horfield Parish Church ©boblynoriho

28th Dec 2013  09:11  by lonesome_cowboy_burt

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Church. Like Brisey, I took the opportunity offered by a red light to check that the flagstaff is missing

5th Dec 2013  14:45  by Brisey

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I have passed by several times but today I was able to take a longer look whilst at the traffic lights and confirm that no flagstaff is visible.

12th Aug 2013  11:32  by penfold1570

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13th Mar 2013  15:05  by bluebeard

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22nd Dec 2012  13:50  by CJO

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No flagstaff observed. Holy trinity with st Edmund. Cut BM with rivet to SW corner of tower.

Horfield Church Tower Flagstaff no flagstaff today

13th Aug 2012  20:05  by cmb1953

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23rd Jun 2012  15:34  by Trigger

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TP9584

21st May 2012  14:10  by Dusty

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ST57 T064 Flagstaff. OS have as destroyed March 1967

Church

7th Mar 2010  12:53  by tom

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The Church of the Holy Trinity with St Edmund stands close to the green space of Horfield Common. It is surrounded by the leafy streets and houses of the Northern Bristol suburb. The trig consisted of a bolt and a flagstaff on the roof of its west tower. There was no sign of a flagstaff on the roof. There is a cut bench mark near the southwest corner of the church. The Sunday Service was just finishing so I did not enter the building. The common lies to the northwest of the church; it looks over suburban houses to the woods of Kings Weston Hill. From Wellington Hill to the southeast there is a view in places across Bristol to Dundry Hill in the south and to Kelston Round Hill on the edge of the Cotswolds to the east. The church is a Grade II* listed structure.