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8th Apr 2024  15:20  by Mickandkim

Gridref: SE 33500 02800   FB Number: Not logged  Condition: Destroyed  Score: 1/10

Gone

26th Nov 2023  11:13  by eon

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(3507) I have come across one of these before, in Nottinghamshire, and only one other is listed on here as still being extant. All late installations - tale end of the 1980s. Apparently fenomarks are 'difficult to extract' once in place. But given how few of these have survived, then it's fairly safe to say this one has gone as well. Easy parking at the site at least.

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2nd Aug 2014  16:08  by CJO

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Nothing visible on driveway apart from some escaped domestic rabbits who were having a jolly good munch in the wheat field followed by a spot of sunbathing as it had finally stopped raining.

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Round Green rabbits

28th Apr 2014  15:23  by delarever

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Couldn't find it nothing else to add

Round Green Entrance to Rockley Old Hall.

20th Mar 2012  19:13  by PeteBoggs

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Again a fruitless search for a Fenomark - maybe a prize for the first trigpointer to find one?

23rd Oct 2011  14:30  by ted

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Station T249 in Secondary block SK39. Not far from the M1 but installed long after the motorway was constructed. Situated at the junction of a minor road with lane leading to Rockley Old Hall. The Fenomark could be under the tarmac although the grid ref seems to indicate the NW edge of the lane. Grassy verge slightly below tarmac level, no brambles, thin hedge in front of stone wall, fairly accessible. No sign of the marker on the surface - would have expected a 3" square block. Spent 15 minutes probing the ground with a screwdriver; buried stones, concrete and bricks - no result other than arousing the suspicions of passers-by. Concluded that the Fenomark is probably gone, but by no means certain.

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8th Sep 2011  10:45  by wanderer

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I suspect it is under the tarmac laid when the lane was 'improved' for the Rockley Old hall access.