Brass plate, Thurstaston Hill trig point.

Brass plate, Thurstaston Hill trig point.
Happy #BenchMarkMonday to all who celebrate. Here’s a really worn cut mark from the northern entrance to the Piece Hall in Halifax
Good morning all. #MorningWalk #BenchmarkMonday from St Nicholas of Myra, Brighton.
For #benchmarkmonday the C19th Cut Mark in the C18th Parish Boundary Stone that sits next to the Portway on the Betchcott Hills in Shropshire
The Bench Mark dates from between 1883 - 1901 when it was recorded by the Ordnance Survey
The Boundary Stone is over 100-years older
Off to Canadia in a couple of weeks and am hoping to find some bench marks from the Geodetic Survey of Canada. Does anyone here know where I can find a cheat sheet of locations for Vancouver and Kelowna? #help #BenchMarkMonday #Canada #Surveying
Huzzah! It’s #BenchMarkMonday and fate has been kind. Finally found the rather worn Bench Mark on New Hill, Farnsfield, Notts. Clearer in the photos than it is with the naked eye
#BenchmarkMonday
Yet another benchmark in Stroud - not recorded on the OS Benchmark map!
arg
I am grateful to Mark @rfcider.eurosky.social for alerting me to this one.
Good morning all. #BenchmarkMonday from King Charles the Martyr, Tunbridge Wells.
A rivet rock benchmark at the side of Lythe Fell Road out in the remote wilds of the Forest of Bowland for #BenchmarkMonday
Upton Station, Wirral.
This proved a tricky benchmark to find, because the crows foot is almost worn away, and it was on the opposite bridge parapet than I was expecting 🤔
Absolute craziness in Stroud today! Not only is this OS benchmark not recorded on the official OS benchmark map, but there seems to be an old style fire hydrant just around the corner!
& I am using two hashtags on the wrong days!
#FireHydrantFriday
#BenchmarkMonday
Woo! Total madness.
Popped to Thoresby yesterday to see the Centurion and the Conqueror that sit outside the courtyard. Quick whizz round the Queens Royal Lancers and Nottinghamshire Yeomanry museum and spotted this cut mark. A good day out! #BenchMarkMonday #museums
Good morning all. #BenchmarkMonday from The Skinners' School (formerly Sandown Court) Simon John Ritchie attended before moving to London and becoming one of The Four Johns (Gray,Lydon and Wardle)...
A Flush Bracket on the former Three Horseshoes in Oundle, bit of a rummage required to locate it but the single Horseshoe mounted on the gable wall is a clue to the correct building.
Upton Library, Wirral.
#BenchMarkMonday brings a trio of cut marks from East Street, Swindon Railway Village. All 3 buildings are listed Grade II thanks to their association with Brunel’s model village for the GWR workforce.
Fading.
61.414m AOD, Park Place, Bristol.
#BenchMarkMonday