Ladder stile, Grit Fell, near Clougha, itself near Lancaster, UK, 7 February, 2009

The 'gravestone' sign is puzzling. Rather than indicating that a bench mark is 1155 m to the south, it is a bench mark (at 468 m asl), and the map doesn't show the presence of anything at the designated point (even a path). Maybe a grave?

Clougha Pike is 1.4 km away on the left. I'm not accustomed to looking down on the 413 m asl summit!
Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Fells are in the background.


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Ladder stile, Grit Fell, near Clougha, Forest of Bowland, UK, 7 February, 2009 The 'gravestone' sign is puzzling. Rather than indicating that a bench mark is 1155 m to the south, it is a bench mark (at 468 m asl), and the map doesn't show the presence of anything at the designated point (even a path). Maybe a grave? Clougha Pike is 1.4 km away on the left. I'm not accustomed to looking down on the 413 m asl summit! Morecambe Bay and the Lakeland Fells are in the background.