Steven Trick @TrickSteven

Project Officer at Substrata Ltd., Cartographer at Devon County Council, proprietor of Neroche Surveys. Geospatial dude. Drone enthusiast. exeter.academia.edu/StevenTrick South West, England Joined March 2012

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Steven Trick @TrickSteven

7 months ago

@ArcRaiderAlerts PC!

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2 years ago

@NVIDIAGeForce I remember buying an Nvidia Riva Vanta card in 1999 for £35 so I could play Half Life #HalfLife2RTX

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2 years ago

Another quick 3D splat, this time Paxton's Tower in the Tywi Valley. #Dronephotography #Wales

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2 years ago

Dryslwyn #Castle in the Tywi valley in the former Welsh kingdom of Deheubarth. It was beseiged by Edward I's forces in 1287 during a land dispute, and remained in English hands thereafter, the adjacent small town expanding during this period. #dronephotography

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2 years ago

Great to see these stones standing proud once again bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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2 years ago

I thought I'd seen this pattern before. The Fingerprint Stone Shield from #EldenRing and megalithic art at Gavrins Tomb, France. #megalithic #archaeology

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2 years ago

A quick 3D splat of A La Ronde made from some of my archive drone photography. This is a very impressive new technique. #3Danimation #gaussiansplat #Exmouth #Devon

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2 years ago

Inspiring the next generation of geophysicists at Richard Huish College Earth Science Careers Conference for #Geography, #Geology and #EnvironmentalScience students.

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2 years ago

For #TileTuesday the pavement of one of the chapels at Strata Florida Abbey near Tregaron in Wales

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3 years ago

We're back on the moors, working on an intruiging site the kind of which I have only ever come across in Ireland before... #archaeology #geophysics

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3 years ago

@Jim_Leary I wonder if they have S.P.E.W. where he's going

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3 years ago

Finally made it to Castlerigg stone circle after many years of trying. Such a breathtaking location, reminiscent of an ancient Greek theatre. This one very much on the tourist trail. #archaeology #megalithic

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3 years ago

Little Meg is a tumbledown collection of megaliths at the edge of a field not far from Long Meg, apparently the remains of a Bronze Age kerb cairn. Like other #megalithic monuments in the region it features some gorgeous #rockart. #Archaeology

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3 years ago

The nadir aerial shot indicates ridge-and-furrow cultivation within the stone circle. One wonders how the plough team manoevered around the stones?

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3 years ago

Long Meg and her Daughters is one of those reknown stone circles you have to visit at some point if only for the fabulous name. It's a very impressive #megalithic monument, with an external 'heel stone' incorporating some wonderful rock art spirals. #Archaeology

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Steven Trick @TrickSteven

3 years ago

Visited the Lake District for the first time this summer. Along with the boat trips and hiking there is lots of #archaeology to see. Some fantastic #megalithic sites, many off the beaten track, like this stone circle quietly nestled in the corner of a field outside Penrith.

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3 years ago

@profkdlilley I've started digging, in Devon at least.

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3 years ago

Fascinating #GIS analysis looking at differences in local access to public footpaths across the UK. What are the driving factors behind this diversity?