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march-fixer: Track 4607 in area near Slieveroe, Wicklow (Ireland)
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Length: 0.9km, Creator time taken: 24m19s, Ascent: 31m,
Descent: 33m

Places: Start at N9539613876, Slieveroe, end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

This top is purely for bagging! Did a quick trip up from the road junction. There is room for only one vehicle there. It is best to walk up the rough lane and cut in to the field lane over the old red farm gate. If you follow my route in reverse you will find it is much easier to get to the trig point over low fences rather than going up the eastern side as I did on the outward section.
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Crossing point
As you head in from the lane there is a large tree at the junction of three fences which makes it easy to climb over and head diagionally up the field. From there you can see the break in the trees above.

Uploaded on: Tue, 15 Feb 2022 (16:11:05)
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