@fellrunningguid If the watershed turns out to be significantly easier going, maybe follow NW for a few hundred yards from Crowden head before striking off W for the stream (any stream will do so long as it's W of the watershed)
@fellrunningguid Ugh! Head North to the watershed, follow it with compass assistance to Crowden Head, head W or WNW until you pick up a stream (or the path if it exists) and then follow the stream downhill to B.
@IanDunt Tax based on property value feels progressive at first glance, but only if collected at a national level and then distributed to councils (evenly or needs-based?) Otherwise, councils in the South East will be rolling in cash whilst councils in deprived areas will be penniless
@SciGuySpace Assuming a decision to return Starliner's crew on Dragon, and the unmanned Starliner has to be undocked to make a port available for Crew-9, how will NASA mitigate the apparent inability to perform an emergency evacuation of ISS between Starliner's departure and Dragon's arrival?
@fellrunningguid C - We're looking ENE across the valley with the narrow gap at spot height 398 towards the left of the view. We can only see one bit of woodland on our side of the valley; shape of wood and curvature of brook matches. Path junction at point B just out of view on the left.
@gunsnrosesgirl3 No, it's impossible. If the windows on my caravan can't even keep the rain out, they'd have no chance of containing water with a head of several feet.
@Bigdai100@BritishCycling@WessexCX@CentralCXLeague@London_X_League Last time I did a CX nationals, I reckon I used about half a litre of petrol in the washer (pitting for 4 riders) and about 35 litres in the car to get there and back. By that count, persuading 2% of riders to switch to EVs would have a bigger impact.
@fellrunningguid Just below the lower-case 'l' in Newhall. You're at ~260m. Not sure about the altitude/pressure information on your watch. Barometric altitude (assuming 1013 hPa at sea level) and an actual sea-level pressure of 1006.5 hPa (obtained via your phone)?
@fellrunningguid@harveymaps Road on the far side of the valley and various bits of woodland help establish that we're above Blackden Brook; also the fact that it's the only location where you've given us two different options :-)
C is on the correct aspect and the bottom of the valley points straight at it.