trig

In pursuance of this decision, when the two brothers, talking university shop, had used "trig" several times, Martin Eden demanded:-

It proved to be aboard the Toreador, and a half-hour later there was such a reunion on the deck of the trig little yacht as no one there had ever dreamed might be possible.

I cannot but feel compassion when I hear some trig, compact-looking man, seemingly free, all girded and ready, speak of his "furniture," as whether it is insured or not.

Following the acquisition, TRIG's portfolio will be 42% outside of the UK, with Gode making up 8% of the portfolio.

The friends, from Glasgow and Stirlingshire, started at Maol Mor trig in the Trossachs at 11am on April 6 and finished on the summit of Ben Lomond at 9.45pm the next day.

Caption: Bob Jaskolski of Trig's and WGB's Meg Major

RES are contracted as owner's engineer on behalf of TRIG.

The trig point and its 'toposcope' is used by walkers to navigate the view at the popular area of natural beauty - and the plaque points out key landmarks including Chequers, the Dunstable Downs and on a clear day even The Cotswolds.

At one time, there were as many as 6,500 trig points throughout the UK, erected by the Ordnance Survey for accurate map-making.

Different weights of TRIG petroleum jelly were prepared and applied to 600 cm of the forearm, wrist to elbow, of human volunteer.

To go trig bagging, locate a trig point on a map - it's a small triangle with at dot at the centre - and walk to it.

11 Head west and follow either of the paths from the trig point, they will lead you to the other side of the summit and the best picnic location on the Jurassic Coast.