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18th Sep 2023  07:30  by Mickandkim

Gridref: SE 28000 57300   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Destroyed  Score: 1/10

Gone

8th Jan 2023  12:33  by peregrinus

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Destroyed  Score: 5/10

Small rounded boulder in gappy hedge, no trace of structure, GPS indicates E edge of soggy pasture next to hedge. Good research by ted.

Location looking S GPS indicated 2-3 m into field, no trace of building

5th Oct 2016  11:39  by Ant1974

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Possibly missing  Score: 5/10

29th May 2013  15:20  by Particle

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Possibly missing  Score: 3/10

Took a quick look, not expecting to find anything and it was raining.

9th Feb 2013  09:20  by ted

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No sign of any structure or block, apart from a discarded brick in the hedge. SE38/T102, National Archive document reference number OS 69/8681 dated 30-9-86 describes the mark as a Brass rivet on "concrete base of old building - now cracked" with 4 witness marks all within 1.5 metres. This would appear to have been a replacement for an asphalt disc on the building roof, placed in 1954. A sketch shows that the building was located on the W side of the hedge. The document also gives the bearings to other local marks: Nidd Moor, Bilton Ch Twr, Coporation Farm, Queen Ethelburgh's Sch Twr, Mount Pleasant and Killinghall Chapel Vane.

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4th Feb 2013  12:45  by PeteBoggs

FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Possibly missing  Score: 2/10

According to GPS its in or next to the hedge but not sign of rivet or possible surface block

20th Jan 2013  11:35  by CJO

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SE38 T102 RIVET. GPS places this in the hedge. This type of OS description typically suggests the rivet would be on a building or possible a rock outcrop. Non of which could be seen, admitadly under a covering of snow. There exists the possibilty that some form of surface block or rock is hiding in the hedge awaiting the spring thaw before revealing itself. the site offers excellent views over Harrogate

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