Here’s a lovely hexagonal Stanton Challenger, Edingley, Notts.

#JustAnotherManholeMonday

A bench mark carved onto a corner stone of the tower of St. James’ church, Piccadilly.

An oval plaque, set into a brick wall commemorating the restoration of St. James’ Church, Piccadilly

One for #BenchMarkMonday on the tower of St. James’ Church, Piccadilly. 17.681m aod. Also nice plaque commemorating the restoration of the church following damage from enemy action during the Second World War.

I’m going to also count the cover of the Earth Rod for #JustAnotherManholeMonday

Stone paving with a manhole cover with an iron surround. The manhole bears the inscription ‘AC 430’

#JustAnotherManholeMonday
In the courtyard of Burlington House, Piccadilly approximately 3m north of the prototype K2 telephone kiosk

An iron manhole cover, in the form of a triangular shield set into a tarmacked roadway. The cover includes the words Charlton Ironworks Ltd, Sheffield as part of the casting.

Nice cover from Charlton Ironworks for #JustAnotherManholeMonday
Located at the junction of the Ridgeway and Crabnook Lane, Farnsfield, Notts.

Double triangular manhole covers, forming a square, set into a tarmacked road. The word Wrekin appears along one edge and the British Standards Institute Kite Mark can be seen in the right angles of each triangular cover.

A lovely Wrekin for #JustAnotherManholeMonday Station Road, Farnsfield, Notts. by the cricket pitch.

Nice triangular one for #JustAnotherManholeMonday. Ladies and gentlemen I give you the Hartlid.
Located on Back Lane, Halam, Notts. outside the Waggon pub.

A manhole cover set into a tarmac roadway.

Eventide in the Blessed Realm #JustAnotherManholeMonday Junction of Main Street and Quaker Lane, Farnsfield, Notts. Darby D400

A cast iron manhole cover set into the road and lightly covered in snow. Tire tracks can be seen criss-crossing the manhole cover and surrounding area of road.

A snow covered Inter-Ax 2 for #JustAnotherManholeMonday
Woodland Close, Farnsfield, Notts.

#BenchMarkMonday Hardwick Old Hall 177.272m very worn. And for #JustAnotherManholeMonday a trio (including a Stanton Warrior) and a Stanton Chieftain - all grounds of Hardwick Hall