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NZ337454, LR88.
HISTORY
Pillar completed 18th December 1936 costing £5.8s.9d. Built as a possible primary substitute for PP142, Warden Law but never used as such. Computed as secondary triangulation station NZ42/49 within the Middlesborough block during 1948. Refixed as same in 1984. Levelled for height to first class precision, tertiary standards in 1966. Last maintained by the OS in August 1993.
SITE VISIT
Parked SE side of road at NZ337459 in makeshift layby. Followed RoW to NZ339445 then straight line to trig. In overgrown island of weeds in middle of arable field. Pillar in good condition. Spider has replacement OS cap with deep indented letters. Flush bracket faces 50° (NE). Vented through SE sight hole. Near 360° open skyline barring the nearby comms mast and some trees.
Photographed: 15th August 2011, GRP.
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Map: Trig Pillars on OS Landranger 88
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Neighbouring Triangulation Pillars
S4226 - Tuthill Quarry : 3.45 - miles to the southeast.
S4180 - Old Cassop : 3.90 miles to the south.
S1640 - Batter Law Hill : 4.27 miles to the east.
S4181 - East Grange : 4.49 miles to the southwest.
S4124 - Penshaw Hill : 5.54 miles to the north.
S4093 - Hasting Hill : 5.66 miles to the north.
S4176 - Findon Cottages : 5.77 miles to the west.
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Sarah Tuthill (from left), Wendy Baldwin, Juan Franco, Emily Fritz (foreground), Bonnie Maccubbin, Bob White, Jody Daniels, Lynne Thorpe, Jan Hencke, Jonas Ivasauskas, Brian Kleiner, Donna Oderwald, David Moore, Eileen Ivasauskas, Kathryn Ward. Photo by Emily Fritz
Carnegie Hall:
881 7th Avenue @ West 57th Street, New York, NY
1891, William Burnet Tuthill
see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnegie_Hall
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Carnegie Hall Tower:
152 West 57th Street, New York, NY
1991, Cesar Pelli
SCHRIEVER AIR FORCE BASE, Colo -- Lieutenant Colonel Trent Tuthill, Deputy Commander, 50th Mission Support Group, discusses an issue with a group member Aug. 1st. The image is one of many captured within a 24-hour period in the life of Air Force Space Command. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Dennis Rogers)
NZ397336, LR93.
HISTORY
Pillar completed 4th September 1947 costing £6.4s.0d. Computed as tertiary triangulation station NZ42/T54 in 1948. Levelled for height to first class precision, tertiary standards in 1966. Last maintained by the OS in April 1986.
SITE VISIT
Parked by south side of road at NZ397333 almost opposite boundary line to trig. Direct route north to trig which stands NW of junction of hedges. Pillar in SE corner of field and in good condition. Plastic plug in spider. Flush bracket faces 11° (N). Vented through south sight hole. 360° open outlook over hedges.
Photographed: 15th August 2011, GRP.
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Neighbouring Triangulation Pillars
S4209 - Embleton Old Hall : 1.61 miles to the southeast.
S4179 - Raisby Hill : 3.07 miles to the west. (X)
S4206 - Hart : 4.01 miles to the east.
S4271 - Red Lion Farm : 4.20 miles to the southeast.
S4180 - Old Cassop : 4.72 miles to the northwest.
S4223 - Eden Hall : 5.17 miles to the northeast. (pillar destroyed)
S4226 - Tuthill Quarry : 5.85 miles to the north.
S4307 - Chilton Grange : 5.89 miles to the west. (pillar destroyed)
S4326 - West House Field : 6.17 miles to the southwest.
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(X) = destroyed
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Champion rally navigator/co-driver Ralph Beckman begins his presentation about his antics with many drivers on many rallies, over 50 years of sitting in the "funny seat" as co-driver and logistics manager of the rally car. His past drivers include Scott Harvey, Tom Jones, John Buffum, and others. Ralph and John recently competed in a Francis Tuthill Porsche 911 on the 2019 Monte Carlo Historique rally. With respect to the "olden days" Scott Harvey and Ralph Beckman were past winners of the Shell 4000 (trans-Canada) rally as well as dozens of other great rallies.