Trig point, Berry Down
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The photograph on this page of Trig point, Berry Down by Derek Harper as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 28 Feb 2008
The triangulation pillar is at 282 metres, although the rocks nearby rise a little higher. This little tor is just northwest of Berry Castle, an extensive earthwork on Berry Down. The nearest cottage in the background is on the lane between Wenmouth Cross and Colliford Lake, and beyond that, in SX1869, is the valley of the St Neot River which drains the lake, which can just be glimpsed in the top right.
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