Middleton Hill

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Name:	Middleton Hill
Hill number:	2225
Height:	204.8m / 672ft
Parent (Ma):	2224 Brandy Hill
RHB Section:	31C: South-West Wales
County/UA:	Pembrokeshire [Sir Benfro]
Catchment:	Taf, Catchment Boundaries
Class:	Tump (200-299m), Clem (Tu,2,Cm)
Grid ref:	SN 14649 11780
Summit feature:	trig point
Drop:	42m
Col:	163m SN187128
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 158 (1:25k) OL36E
Comments:	Twinning with hill 2224 removed Aug 2013
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 56 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)	By	Date of Ascent
The fields had just been cut so easy walking up to the mound but then 50 mrts of very high bracken and mixed bramble.	DC11main	04/08/2019
Gate at SN144114. Up left of crop field to gate at SN144116. Up/around right edge of crop field to area of 'fort'. Trig visible despite 5ft high bracken. Good views. Visited after Brandy Hill as insurance against it being re-twinned.	Neil Midgley	24/06/2018
Up field from ssw. Trig sitting on eastern end of tumulus	vegibagger	08/11/2016
Parked on the road. No public footpath so I was a bit concerned what I would say if the farmer asked me what I was doing. I decided that I studied hill forts.	clivevilla	15/11/2011
Two fields but still needed to navigate to find a trig.	Eddie	24/02/2011
Easy stroll from SSW. Managed to avoid being spotted from farm (fortunately they weren't bringing in the washing as I passed). All gates were open!	chriswatson	08/11/2010
From road to SSW 10-min walk through field just E of farm then 2 more fields to trig point on old earthworks. Lovely day, lots of birds.	dbb	16/06/2010
	petey	11/06/2009
Short walk.	Dusty	11/06/2009
Easy access over gate before Middleton Farm then thro' 2 gates before climbing earthwork to summit trig. No vegetation or fences were harmed bagging this easy summit.	Dugswell2	15/02/2009
Felt a bit furtive.	destaylor	14/08/2008
Walked with young Beth after coming off Moelygolfa. Did not see the wild white pony this time, but saw lots of deer. Nice bit of scrambling and rock climbing for Beth at the top.	wee mac	09/03/2008
Sneaked up without anybody seeing me. Bit of an earthwork near trig pillar.	signyred	29/06/2006
Done with Brandy Hill.	Man of Kernow1	03/06/2005
	Galltywenallt	07/09/2002
small hillfort earthwk, in pasture, undramatic view. from SW is straightforward, from a gate just E of Middleton Farm driveway, approx SN145113. Head N then NE: gates all the way. Hidden from view from the farm by tall hedge / trees. Tip-off by Eric Hardman; last time I'd gone from SE which is dire.	RHW	18/08/2002
With Darren. A friendly farmer escorted us so that we didn't get shouted at by the colnel who lived nearby!	Chris Pearson	23/04/2000
Over 3 fields to a WDP leading to column on small but substantial earthwork.	arranc	01/05/1999
	Jim B	30/10/2022
	asbown	09/04/2019
	TREBORK	21/10/2018
	carole engel	14/05/2015
	Steve Q	02/08/2013
	RobertP	26/11/2012
	Tony S	19/09/2012
	richtea5040	24/05/2012
	Adrian	06/05/2012
	Sprog	10/11/2010
	GaryJones	01/04/2010
	otis.laws	01/11/2009
	AndyS	14/05/2009
	stevedixon	17/01/2009
	Alan Whatley	04/10/2008
	DARRENG	10/07/2008
	alda	10/06/2008
	Alison R	10/06/2008
	mae	31/05/2008
	andrew brown	28/09/2007
	Martin R	16/06/2007
	John Kleiser	16/08/2006
	Kiltie	05/08/2006
	dochart111	04/12/2005
	DanKanaris	09/07/2005
	stevent0809	03/07/2005
	ajwxyzt	30/12/2004
	ianwatson	26/09/2004
	Colin Crawford	11/07/2004
	Minto	30/06/2002
	iaindbrown	26/10/2000
	Chris Peart	28/08/1999