T:UK - Swinley Park Block

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TP12664 - Swinley Park Block

Grid reference :

SU 89150 67546

Type :

Surface Block

Condition :

Unknown

OSGB36 Station :

SU77/T274

Current use :

none

Historic use :

4th order

T:UK waypoint :

TP12664

County :

Berkshire

Nearest town :

BRACKNELL

OSGB36 trig archive spreadsheet - IW
Trig Name	Original Name	New Name	EASTING	NORTHING	HEIGHT	ORDER	TYPE OF MARK	Computing Date	CLASS OF LEVELLING	Date of Levelling	LEVELLING DATUM	DESTROYED MARK INDICATOR	COMMENTS
Swinley Park	SU77/T274	SU77T274	489150.23	167546.34	0.000	4	BLOCK	01/06/1961	0			0

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This trigpoint:
Is ranked joint 18560th with 117 other trigs (more).
Has a mean score of 4.00/10 (from 4 logged visits)
Was First logged: 10th Jul 2013
Has never been found intact
Was Last logged: 10th Aug 2019

Of the 4 logged visits,
1 recorded a location
The error was 0m

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By Trigger

By TrigJS

Logged Visits:

10th Aug 2019 12:10 by Trigger

FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 5/10

TP12664

31st Jan 2019 15:28 by TrigJS

FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 5/10

Parked in Pewsey Vale and crossed into the forest by the nearby roundabout where there is a gate through the fence. No problem finding the approximate location but couldn’t find the block. It’s most probably still there but it’s just hiding.

TP12664 Approximate position where the block is/was located.

18th Oct 2013 14:30 by bluebeard

FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 1/10

10th Jul 2013 20:05 by peregrinus

Gridref: SU 89150 67546 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Couldn't find it Score: 5/10

Gps put it at back of S verge of estate road, at junction with path. Hungry mosquitos and hardish ground made for a short search only but I guess its there. Not sure what Crown Estates would think about folk digging holes in their woodland though. Lovely beech wood popular with locals although site is a bit off the ramblers route.