Скачать или смотреть Trig-bagging the King William V Reservoir OS pillar (Trespassing)

I have recently been doing some "trig bagging". These are Ordnance Survey pillars scattered across the UK that were erected back in the 1930s to calculate and remap the country. But there is this one particular marker stone which was practically impossible to touch due to it being on private land and behind heavily secured spike-topped fencing inside The King William V reservoir, on the Enfield/Chingford border.

Today I ventured out to find a way in. Some how, some way. I was very determined. I went there not only to try and touch it but also to photograph it and film a drinks review for my YouTube channel. I found a fence further down the road and tried my luck. With the adrenaline flowing and my heart pumping fast, I scaled the fence and made my way to the pillar.....

I knew I could have been arrested for trespass but I had decided it was worth the risk.

I have included a brief bit of footage of the drinks review I did. This complete review (along with more footage of the marker stone) will be published in a later video.

Also, you can see POLE HILL from some shots in this video. Pole Hill is the highest point in Chingford, where I often film a lot of my drinks reviews.

Marker Coordinates: 51°38'19.02"N 0°01'09.02"W
Grid reference: TQ 37165 95170
(http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map?x=5371...)

Lea Valley Road (A110), London Borough of Enfield.

I also uploaded some photos to the TrigPointing UK website:
https://trigpointing.uk/trig/4218