A mapped marker at the edge of the sky. This digital print captures the triangulation pillar at Great Dun Fell, standing firm on remote moorland at over 850m elevation — one of England’s highest trig points and a quiet witness to countless walks, weather shifts, and mapped reflections.
Surrounded by scattered stones and distant hills, this image holds the stillness of high ground and the legacy of landscape measurement. Taken during a real walk, it’s a ripple‑rooted reminder of where effort meets elevation.
Perfect for personal use: print it at home, use it as a screensaver, or add it to your own mapped collection.
This is a digital download only. No physical item will be shipped. For personal use only — not for resale or commercial reproduction.