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Name:Honey Hill
Hill number:17316
Height:214m / 702ft
Parent (Ma):2869  Cleeve Hill
RHB Section:39: Central and Eastern England
County/UA:West Northamptonshire
Catchment:Severn
Class:Tump (200-299m), Clem
(Tu,2,Cm)
Grid ref:SP 63765 76891
Summit feature:no feature
Drop:70m
Col:144m  SP560648  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 140
(1:25k) 223N
Observations:flat summit area in crop field
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Parked at bend in road to NE. Don't follow ROW but head straight into summit field to avoid fence climbing. Strange crop in field - brittle stems and blackened seed pods: looked too uniform to be the results of a fire. Drizzly August afternoon, 13C. 0.4 miles, 10m climb, 10 mins.Mark Jackson29/08/2023
A walk out of Welford bagging Mill Hill, Honey Hill and Naseby HillPhilipChaston30/07/2023
Stopped off while traveling along the A14. Parked on the bend in the road just to the north-east of the summit and walked up the south-heading footpath.justin_j_evans10/04/2023
Parked to the NE at bend in road SP638770.David Evans02/01/2023
Summit is in vicinity of new, guyed mast. Northamptonshire compleat.Wycombe Wanderer18/04/2022
5 minute walk, en routeRobertP29/12/2021
From corner. Young crop indistinct top. 5min bagNicky C19/03/2021
Field boundaries from 63958 76976 then a careful few yards in to crop field which was very youngclivevilla10/11/2020
From corner of road, whilst passing through.PGCE09/08/2020
From Elkington using the pleasant Jurassic Way path. Top very indistinct so wandered about amongst the brassica and the gps beeped.summitsup05/01/2019
Roadside verge parking to NE, at bend in road. Field boundary, then across an arable field.jonglew19/11/2018
Short walk into fieldrhalstead25/02/2018
West Haddon to Maidwell.Smudge09/12/2017
From FP by road bend, followed field edge to mast and then on to flat HP very nearby.PeterD29/11/2017
2nd hill of 10 with my girlfriend (driver) visiting Naseby Hill then using minor road through Cold Ashby to park up beside Jurassic Way path on bend. I entered field and followed edge parallel with the Jurassic way then headed direct for the vague summit. I marked two waypoints @ 219m (SP 63742 76888 & SP 63743 76888) and SP 63759 76888 @ 223m before heading for the Mast and through the gap in the hedge then across the next field, following the edge of the hedge to emerge on the road and then back to the car. Next hill: Ashby Grange Hill....Dazingdale30/10/2017
Sunny walk to mast and flat field summit.Dugswell207/08/2017
As CS used b/way signed Elkington and Jurassic Way then banking, over bwf into crop field. Then tractor lines where possible. Vague flat summit.Aye Jimmy04/08/2017
Down to the west is a chalybeate spring (named on map) where iron in the spring water stains everything orange. Wandered down fp then out into field hp. Then to trig further down road then on way to Naseby Battlefield sites-fascinating info boards and maps -and a bonus new TuMP I had spotted with its summit by the Obelisk.Chris Pearson23/03/2017
Followed field edge and then short walk into middle. Bagged after visiting the trig point further down the road - where the first measurements for the retriangulation of GB were taken in 1936.Wheelsy22/01/2017
Short detour from A14 on way back from visitng parents in Kettering. Parked in layby at NE field corner, walked up edge of field then across top. Frosty morning.Hippo22/01/2017
Footpath to begin then circle round a ploughed fieldColin Crawford08/01/2017
The number of times that I have cycled, walked and run over this hill must number four figures. However this has been the only time that I have gone to the highest point - helped by a cold frosty morning keeping the recently sown ground hard.JohnW29/12/2016
P at bend in road. Few metres W along bridleway then into field. Top somewhere in the middle.chrisbien07/10/2016
As for Campbell Singer. Tall rape seed crop.arranc14/07/2016
Parked in small layby at start of fp. Walked up rhs of hedge on field margin then short distance to top.mart079721/02/2016
Parked at start of fp. 300 ms along fp, then up a bank , across bwf and into field. HP indeterminate. 14th Northamptonshire TUMP of the day. One left till tomorrow.Campbell Singer18/02/2016
GIdris01/01/2016
On the way to see Derby win away at Ipswich. Pretty anonymous really.Mark Sims19/12/2015
Rape seed harvested, so easy access.ngthack03/09/2015
Evening motor out from parents - picked up the trig too. Seems a busy cut through to avoid M1/M6 junction roadworks, big verges for parking thoughnordicstar23/10/2014
Rape seed crop field, very high crops.Adrian18/05/2014
With Gill & Richard.ADT28/08/2006
wide unexciting view W to S. from 638770, via b/way & field bdy RHW18/02/2002
Martin R06/02/2022
Denise 17/03/2021
RichardM17/03/2021
davefh07/06/2020
johnkenyon04/10/2019
stevent080904/07/2019
mnixon23/06/2019
KC06/07/2017
Stormer27/12/2016
DC11main20/02/2016
andrew brown29/04/2015
GordonAdshead27/04/2014
geoffreycurnock21/09/2013
BrianMatthews26/10/2006
Chester04/11/2003
David Purchase15/01/2003
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