Anne Bower Hill

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Name:	Anne Bower Hill
Hill number:	19471
Height:	129.3m / 424ft
Parent (Ma):	2807 Kinder Scout
RHB Section:	37: The River Tees to The Wash
County/UA:	Nottinghamshire (CoU)
Catchment:	Trent
Class:	Tump (100-199m) (Tu,1)
Grid ref:	SK 58995 62508
Summit feature:	ground 2m N of plinth
Drop:	33.1m
Col:	96.2m SK 5814 6189
OS map sheet(s):	(1:50k) 120 (1:25k) 270
Survey:	Leica NA730/Leica GS15 Survey of Anne Bower Hill.pdf
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Logged Descriptions (logged by 16 users)	By	Date of Ascent
Sunny lovely hill. Easy walk up from the very busy car park but I had the sunny summit to myself.	Dugswell2	23/02/2019
A nice climb, the kids enjoyed the play at the park afterwards.	Stestag	17/02/2019
Easy top with interesting topo. Good cafe as well.	Bramley	06/02/2019
Nice little hill to recomplete Nottinghamshire for the Nth time. Then splendid 2 course meal in the cafe before heading off to recomplete Staffordshire.	GordonAdshead	24/01/2019
Excellent find.	andrew brown	24/01/2019
Nottinghamshire completed for the 4th time. Well established country park. Great cafe at car park to north well worth receiving Hill Baggers patronage.	Campbell Singer	22/01/2019
Easy walk up from cp. Great viewpoint and excellent cafe for lunch.	Barbara Singer	22/01/2019
Nice hill. Ascent from southwest from Crown Farm Way on gently graded track, descent to ENE on steeper track to Vicar water pond.	Moorponder	21/01/2019
From country park to N on a very gloomy day. Machine accepted my £1 coin (voluntary parking fee)!	Aye Jimmy	20/01/2019
Parked at country park visitor centre. Tried to pay a £1 , but the machine wouldn't take it. Easy paths to summit. Toposcope shows 47 ex coal mines that could be seen. Escaped Harris Hawk walking around in the field opposite the cafe.	ngthack	10/01/2019
Accompanied Graham and John on the survey mission. Views include somewhat poignantly, the twin pit head winding towers of the Clipstone mine closed in 2003.	RichardM	07/01/2019
Straightforward from N	RHW	17/03/2018
Parked at Vicar Water Country Park (excellent cafe). Good paths up to summit and topograph. Lovely little hill with clear views over the former Notts coalfield. Carried on to do a circular walk including Mansfield Hill (revisit) and Strawberry Hill.	Richard Gunn	13/03/2018
Alerted to this one via Tump forum. Added after survey completed. Borrowed my mum's car and parked up in Visitor centre car park, 1st indulging in the Cafe delights. Easy path to the top next to Toposcope and potential alt top close to edge of Grasshopper Copse. Nice swathe of heather on Western Slope. Continuing onto Mansfield Hill then exploring Strawberry Hill on loop back to the Visitor centre Via Oak Tree Heath. Reported findings to Relative Hills FB group on 11 Feb 2018.	Dazingdale	10/02/2018
A quick walk at dusk.	Wheelsy	01/12/2012
	carole engel	13/02/2019