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Name:Waddles Down
Hill number:5407
Height:248.6m / 816ft
Parent (Ma):2877  High Willhays
RHB Section:40: Cornwall & Devon
County/UA:Devon
Catchment:Exe
Class:Hump, Tump (200-299m), Clem
(Hu,Tu,2,Cm)
Grid ref:SX 86548 94702
Summit feature:ground 12m WNW of trig point behind BT mast compound
Drop:112.6m
Col:136m  SX 8441 9314  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 191
(1:25k) 114S
Observations:trig point (SX 86562 94701) is 0.6m lower; summit 1.4km west at SX 85186 94720 is 1.8m lower; highest natural ground by covered reservoir SX851948 is 2m lower too
Survey:Abney level
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 64 users, only the latest 50 shown - Show all)ByDate of Ascent
With Rosaidh and Luna. Watch out for the GOML! She drove past on her tractor as we were leaving, and having been open about where we had been she started on about trespass and bio security. Empty field, no livestock, stuck to the boundary - I shrugged my shoulders and said she could call it trespass if she liked. Briefly touched on the benefits of Scottish land access rights vs English, then wished her a good day and departed. A memorable outing for the wrong reasons, it's an outstanding view across Exeter to the sea.BigNick08/04/2023
Parked in front of compound, up one side of hedge to trig, then back and up other side to HP in field.PeterD09/02/2023
Good parking at compound entrance.Minto30/06/2022
Parked in entrance to mast compound at SX 8655 9463 - Over gate & managed to make way up between compound fence & hedge (shears would have been handy) - Continued alongside fence over bramble & thistle & then over low wire mesh fence to high point which lies in field behind compound. (S)gerrybowes14/06/2021
Parked in entrance to mast and went round the compound to the GR given.clivevilla11/11/2017
Parked in entrance to mast compound, up one side of field to trig and other to apparently higher ground, possible to squeeze up between fence and hedgenordicstar07/10/2017
From mast gateway, simple walk along field edge.rhalstead04/03/2017
Easy access around perimeter fence of comms. mast. Summit is beside a ROC bunker (lid not locked) so it seems possible the trig point was at the natural high point and the slightly higher ground now is the result of excavations for the bunker.RichardM27/03/2016
Straigt forward access to trig point from fieldPoolton12319/10/2015
7/7 Beside the mast there is the trig pillar hidden in the hedge (third time this day)Fergalh03/02/2015
Parked in the entrance to the mast compound and hopped over the gate.Herbert Anchovy15/09/2014
Parked in entrance to compound, along hedge to trig then through gap to summit behind mast.Chris Peart11/06/2014
Parked at entrance to comms compound. Into cattle pasture with friendly (ie disinterested) cows. Walked along field boundary to trig point at HuMP summit.jonglew02/12/2013
Circular from Newton St. Cyres via woodland tracks mashed by harvesting operations.Smudge14/10/2012
Galltywenallt02/07/2012
As Fasgadhchrisbien23/05/2012
Ascent by bike from Crediton on the way to Exeter. Easy ascent from road to right of the comms mast enclosure.fasgadh03/04/2012
Easy trig to bag...then thro gap to look at old water container behind mast.Dugswell218/03/2012
Visited the trig first and then crawled through the fence to the high point on the other side.Father Ted15/02/2012
Easy parking to S. Trig point has some 'loose' barbed wire surrounding it for about 100sq m.destaylor08/12/2011
Think the high point is to the west of trig point by the mast.DARRENG20/05/2011
Parked in entrance to mast enclosure. Through a gate, up field to left, under loose barbed wire to column 3716 high in hedge.arranc01/04/2011
Found trig point in the hedge surrounding communications tower; (to the east of the tower, about 100 meters from the road). I cleared some of the vegetation from it, but more work remains....Isambard07/08/2009
pleasantish summit. immed NE of transmitter compound RHW07/06/2003
Halfdecent22/10/2023
asbown17/04/2023
Matt11/01/2023
Tom Mundell29/12/2022
Adrian19/07/2022
abbo000126/01/2022
Tricky17/06/2021
Alan Caine29/03/2019
softsquare26/09/2018
PGCE03/02/2018
Kiltie09/10/2017
jenx07/10/2017
ijpowell22/04/2017
Tony S07/04/2017
Denise 27/03/2016
RobertP18/10/2015
carole engel21/09/2015
Campbell Singer13/01/2015
iaindbrown24/09/2014
Mark Sims01/04/2014
Steve Q17/03/2014
jimbloomer24/02/2014
chalky195315/10/2013
Glenford09/06/2013
Alan Whatley09/06/2013
Colin Crawford10/03/2013