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14th Apr 2024  16:30  by peregrinus

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Immediately R of bush, 3m R of its main trunk, 1 inch bolt 10cm down, easy find

Location looking NW

15th Apr 2023  11:20  by Earby Rambler

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Visited whilst on day out with Painterman61, block easily found thanks to Painterman61 previous visit.

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Bolt

15th Apr 2023  11:20  by painterman61

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revisit easy find in the disturbed soil

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Newquay 3 ©painterman61

16th Oct 2022  00:00  by painterman61

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Last of day hard to dig out very deep dry loam soil kept falling back into hole, little bolt last of the day back up the nearby A1 now towards home.

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Block ©painterman61
Bolt ©painterman61

2nd Nov 2018  14:48  by eon

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(1011) Well covered by - soft - soil, but soon found. All good.

Bolt. ©eon
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19th Mar 2018  22:34  by Ant1974

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3rd Dec 2016  10:34  by CJO

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1" bolt 3 m to right of bush. A good find by Ted. Don't know how we missed this last time! Bloc buried 20 cm deep in soft soil. Location is in line with right-hand edge of repaired block in wall.

Ravenfield Park
Ravenfield Park
Ravenfield Park

25th Jul 2015  09:05  by ted

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The OS sketch refers to two BRs (Brass Rivets presumably) on top of the wall on the N side of the road. These have gone with the cap stones on the wall replaced by cement. But the sketch also states that the block is 0.75 metres from the road edge and 0.55 metres from the base of the wall. Probing along a line parallel to the wall soon found the block to the RHS of the bush. Location at brow of hill, aligned with a seam in the road tarmac. Small bolt buried in soft soil, stones and roots - another broken trowel :( Why do the OS call this one a bolt rather than a block; the distinction in their terminology is unclear.

Ravenfield Park site
Ravenfield Park site
Ravenfield Park block
Ravenfield Park bolt

5th May 2014  08:30  by PeteBoggs

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21st Sep 2013  13:05  by CJO

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Sk39 T253 BOLT. GPS places this in the middle of the road. Had a probe of both verges and tops of adjacent cemented walls. Nothing obvious. Last inspected in 1988. Farmer sowing adjacent field so couldn't inspect field side of walls.

Ravenfield Park under this bush