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3rd Jul 2022  14:35  by CJO

Gridref: SV 88007 15233   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Small rivet in granite block 1.5m SE of path. 6 m south of breeze block tower

C6m from corner
Rivet

20th Oct 2018  19:49  by Ant1974

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5th Jul 2016  13:45  by peregrinus

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Rivet in rock 5.88m SW of corner of breeze block structure as per os sketch, 7m WNW from metal ring and 1.2m from centreline of path. Exposed easily found

5th Jul 2016  13:15  by dugswell2

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Easy enough find with RHW on a lovely summers day.

14th Sep 2014  15:07  by jonglew

Gridref: SV 88012 15229   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Good  Score: 5/10

Easy find with OS sketch but needed to measure it out as covered with thin layer of grass.

Rivet - Location TP7729©jonglew
Rivet TP7729©jonglew
Rivet - Detail TP7729©jonglew

13th Aug 2013  14:00  by Dodders

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Found rivet after a bit of a search under some grass at the edge of the concrete it sits on. Had a spot of lunch on location whilst enjoying the view from here.

©Dodders

12th May 2013  12:00  by JonT

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Visited in a walk around the edge of Bryher. The trig point is a small rivet in a stone block, set at roughly ground level, and now partly covered by the surrounding turf. It's easy enough to find using the OS location sketch. However, I couldn't find the associated rivets shown on the OS location sketch, used for benching in the trig point. The previous report (Trigger happy, May 2008) refers to storage tanks on the site, implying the trig point was destroyed by the tanks' construction. However, the trig point is located between these water tanks and the 'monument' on Watch Hill (a odd breeze block structure, perhaps a day mark for navigation). In good condition.

Detailed view of rivet, Watch Hill (Bryher) ©JonT
General view of Watch Hill trig point The trig point is a small rivet in a stone block, set at roughly ground level, and now partly covered by the surrounding turf. ©JonT
View towards the 'monument' on Watch Hill The 'monument' on Watch Hill is an odd breeze block structure, perhaps a day mark for navigation. ©JonT

14th May 2008  19:16  by Trigger happy

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Storage tanks on site