Mystery object in village churchyard

07 Jun 2020 19:39 - 07 Jun 2020 19:41 #11 by Bloodhound1949
Replied by Bloodhound1949 on topic Mystery object in village churchyard




The approx dimensions are,concrete base dia-3-3.5 ft,flange about 7-7.5 inches ,5.5 inches approx..sorry not more precise but used a transparent ruler,could not read accurately-also have chemo therapy side effects and out in cold,cheers...Looks like there are 4 ish holes for base on flange,sorry no tools.....

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08 Jun 2020 06:59 #12 by mbriscoe
Replied by mbriscoe on topic Mystery object in village churchyard

Unfortunately, your image does not give the viewer an impression of scale or orientation. I assume that we're looking down on the object that appears to be a metal socket (tube) embedded in a concrete slab. Is the socket about 80 mm in diameter?


I bought some of the black and white striped scales that you see in forensic, archaeological etc photographs but it is easy to make them with black tape on a ruler. A carpenter's folding ruler is also useful for larger objects. It is quite easy to get an accurate NGR if you do have a GPS, the Ordnance Survey have a few App that displays NGR and also can be quickly done from this site.

gridreferencefinder.com/

I try to keep in my camera bag / rucksack several types of these scales, rulers, tape measure, a proper Leica LASER rangefinder and a waterproof notebook.
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