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Name:Carby Hill
Hill number:14166
Height:268m / 879ft
Section:28B: The River Tweed to the English Border
Classification:Tu,2
Drop:56m
Col:212m  NY516858  
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Entry no.Date recordedGrid Ref.Feature / Observations / SurveyRecorded byStatusSubpointLatest review
1582830/09/2016NY 49068 84374  F: Low pile of stones, the more NE of two similar piles.Aye Jimmy
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-2354718/06/2013NY 49068 84367  F: pile of stoneschrisbien
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192318/06/2013NY 49068 84367  F: pile of stoneschrisbien
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 18 users)ByDate of Ascent
Parked to the SW straight up to HP then onto the trigAndrew Simmons03/10/2021
Roadside verge parking (NY 4851 8433). Took a direct line up, 1 wall/stock fence to negotiate. Went on to the trig pillar a km ENE.jonglew02/03/2021
visited the trig pillar first then the TUMP summit. TUMP has short grass, pillar wet underfootcjo12/10/2019
From the S near Hillend, pleasant amble up sheepy pasture to the top, a few reeds but hardly a tussock in sight for a change!Aye Jimmy30/09/2016
That'll teach me not to trust old maps. I struggled out through tussocks to Blinkbonny Height, in rain and against a strong wind, thinking it was higher. Just as well that I took in Carby Hill on the return leg!Colin Crawford30/03/2015
Plenty parking near Hillend. Interesting looking hill fort on summit, but too wet and windy to linger and explore. Looks much closer to the road than it turned out to be (or maybe I was tired).Minto18/01/2014
P at Hillend Cottage. Top within the hill fort but not the large cairn.chrisbien18/06/2013
maknipe04/09/2023
ringo04/09/2023
Wycombe Wanderer20/08/2023
Alan Caine24/09/2022
Adrian28/01/2020
mae31/12/2019
David Gradwell04/09/2018
Edwin Gradwell04/09/2018
Dave Geere05/02/2017
peebs13/04/2015
chalky195326/07/2013