Jimmy now directed me through the village of Clee Hill and along the road to the big car park beneath Titterstone Clee Hill G/WB-004. This drive seemed to take an eternity on Saturday 10th March 2012, but eventually we were parking up and donning coats and packs. In contrast to the earlier Brown Clee Hill G/WB-002, this one was much quicker and easier than I had remembered it, really a quite trivial hill.

   

Liam took his place in the stone shelter at the summit, while Jimmy and I chose nearby plots of grass for our respective stations. This time it was 9 QSOs during 11 minutes on 2m FM for Jimmy, and this included 3 S2S. I made a nice round 20 QSOs again in a 12 minute spell on 40m CW.

        

That was the order of the day. Once we had cleared our pile-ups and made ample contacts, and we had empty frequencies, we didn't keep calling CQ. We packed up, and got cracking to the next summit! Back at the car, we enjoyed a Double Decker bar each before resuming the driving.  Now onto Long Mynd-Pole Bank G/WB-005.