Climbing psychologist Dr Rebecca Williams talks with veteran cave diver Geoff Yeadon and 8,000m peak climber Tamara Lunger about their attitude to risk, their motivation and how we can learn to manage the dangers faced in adventure sport. Followed later the same evening - feature film 'Diving into Darkness' An awe-inspiring odyssey about cave diving icon Jill Heinerth and her journey of exploration, resilience and self discovery into the planet's deepest depths.
I'll raise you with Ticklecock BridgeI just found this on t'Internet (apparently it was quite a common name in the 'red-light' district of towns . . . probably before they had red lights):
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I never knew that and I've lived only a couple of miles away for the last decade! I shall remember that one next time I drive past.Just to keep this suitably low how about Spuncombe Bottom in The Cotswolds. Link to NLS (no name changes on current maps). You could deviate from the Cotswold way at North Nibley going via Nibley Knoll and Big Ride to get there too.
Lord Hereford's Knob. Though the OS prefer to call it Twmpa.Oh, if you're ever in Mendocino County, California, you could always climb up:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dicks_Butte
And the hits just keep on coming
But only Cornwall can boast a "highest point" that comes anywhere near........
Also the name of a great music track by the excellent Half Man Half Biscuit, available on their CSI:Ambleside album. Other tracks - Blue Badge abuser, Took Problem Chimp To Ideal Home Show, Totnes Bickering Fair.