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• I think they're worried about the future of Cathole Mountain,"
• The 51 mile Metacomet Trail crosses Cathole Mountain and offers views of Cathole Pass.
• The 51 mile Metacomet Trail crosses Cathole Mountain and offers views of Cathole Pass.
• Some cathole trowels are also designed to fold-up or collapse into a smaller size for easier storage.
• Silver Lake, visible from the cliffs, is located in the low gap between Lamentation Mountain and Cathole Mountain.
• The mountain is separated from South Mountain by the narrow, rocky Cathole Pass through which Connecticut Route 71 ascends.
• Corvo's lawyer said opponents are unfairly projecting their fears of creeping development on Cathole Mountain onto his client's plan.
• Cathole trowels are used by ruled sides to measure for proper cathole depth or jagged edges for cutting through roots or frozen soil.
• Cathole trowels are used by ruled sides to measure for proper cathole depth or jagged edges for cutting through roots or frozen soil.
• The Metacomet Ridge continues west from Lamentation Mountain to become Cathole Mountain of the Hanging Hills; it continues south as Chauncey Peak.
• "' Cathole Mountain "',, is the lowest peak in the trap rock Hanging Hills of Meriden, Connecticut.
• Rock art from the Upper Paleolithic, thought to represent a reindeer, was discovered on the back wall of Cathole Cave in September 2010.
• A "'cathole trowel "'is similar to a gardening trowel, but it was specifically designed for digging catholes in the backcountry.
• There are caves further along " Parc Cwm " valley, Cathole Cave and Llethryd tooth cave, which have been used from Mesolithic to Medieval times.
• The environmentalists and residents say the hill is a natural extension of Cathole Mountain, a towering face of rock cliffs looming over Meriden from the northwest, and should only be developed with care.
• Meriden's planning commission has approved a proposal to build 36 townhouse units on the 12-acre site near Cathole Mountain, a plan that requires leveling the hill to make way for a road.
• In practice, a cathole may need to be further away from running water than the minimum recommended distance, especially if it is located uphill from a river or stream, as rain can still cause pollution run-off and consequent contamination.
• The " lady " was discovered in a cave between Port Eynon and Rhossili, about eight miles ( 13 km ) west of Cathole Cave, and has been radiocarbon dated to c . 29, 000 BP, the oldest known human burial in Great Britain.
• Lead mining commenced again in earnest in 1948 after ore prices climbed, and the tunnel was driven further south through several new lodes, in 1957 reaching a point at lode 477, the Cathole Vein, at which large quantities of sand and clay were being forced into the tunnel : no further extension was made beyond this point.
• Governor Cass referred to it as the " Cathole-what's its name " and thought it a " pedantic and uncouth name, " while Justice James V . Campbell said it was " neither Greek, Latin, nor English, [ but merely ] a piece of language gone mad . " On April 30, 1821, Governor Cass and Judges Griffin and James Witherell passed a new act that changed the name of the institution to the University of Michigan and put control in the hands of a Hamilton College.