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5 (0%) of Registered Dartefacters have visited this item. They are: Max Piper, Beth Robotham, dartefact, Torbagga, SteveGrigg

(First) Visited Sunday 17th May 2020.

I must’ve unintentionally saved the best B.M. till last as finding a deep cut mark in a location such as this must be like finding a pot of gold because it rarely happens. After failing to locate two B.M.s, I was not quite sure what to expect of this one, but I spotted it on approach thanks to the sunlight and the deepness of the cut which is huge! The only other cut mark I have visited which is similar is the one on High Willhays which is larger still, but it is the highest point, after all.

B.M. 1320.4 at SX 63075 62468 is one of my favourite B.M.s. (MP)

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