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This trigpoint:
Is ranked joint 12135th with 330 other trigs (more).
Has a mean score of 5.12/10 (from 26 logged visits)
Was First logged: 30th Jun 2011
Was Last logged: 11th Dec 2024
Of the 26 logged visits,
10 recorded a location and of these....
All were within 45m
The average error was 16m
2 were exact
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Selection of photos for this Pillar. ©painterman61 ©painterman61 By iainmac By iainmac By iainmac ©Pritch227 See 18 more in the album. |
11th Dec 2024 10:00 by RGChandler
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Bagged while passing. Parked on the road and got photos quickly.
25th Oct 2024 10:03 by painterman61
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Easy bag but a nightmare to park quick dash out from the car. The trig is a lot narrower in construction and has no plug on the top .
Trig ©painterman61
Top ©painterman61
23rd Mar 2024 12:00 by iainmac
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
11th Dec 2022 11:41 by Dubvine
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Not Logged Score: 5/10
28th Aug 2022 19:10 by mattfallen
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
11th Jun 2022 19:45 by Wheresthatpenguin
Gridref: SP 36201 75545 FB Number: NO FB Condition: Good Score: 6/10
Parked on Rowley Road and viewed pillar from behind the fence
3rd May 2021 12:15 by Mickandkim
Gridref: SP 36200 75500 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Easy to see
25th May 2020 18:42 by THE CYCLIST
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 5/10
re-visit. just inside airport boundary fence. Flaking blue-grey paint. non-standard spider
30th Dec 2018 00:00 by dogwalking
Gridref: SP 36200 75500 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
viewed through fence easy to find road side
29th Apr 2018 10:00 by Phil Clayton
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Viewed through airport fence. 1st of 8 today.
21st Apr 2018 13:51 by WuzzerL
FB Number: NO FB Condition: Good Score: 5/10
21st Apr 2018 13:50 by Pritch227
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
unusual pillar,could have done with Charles's ladder bagger man alter ego!
1st Sep 2017 18:15 by asbown
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
only from the outside of the perimeter fence.
1st Sep 2017 18:15 by The reluctant trigger
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
28th Jul 2017 00:00 by caroleengel
Gridref: SP 36213 75547 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
As reported below, not a regular OS trig. No plug, sight holes or flush bracket. Visit arranged with Andy Hixon, Coventry Airport. Site visit escort - Phil - many thanks for being so obliging.
2nd Apr 2017 15:42 by Trigger
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
31st Mar 2017 14:17 by g4wsb
Gridref: SP 36209 75546 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Fenced off.
22nd Dec 2016 16:34 by CJO
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 5/10
Tall, slim pillar within airfield boundary fence, simple theodolite mounting plate, lacking its centre.
21st Apr 2015 19:24 by Bear and Ragged
Gridref: SP 36203 75538 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 6/10
behind fence!
Baginton ©Bear and Ragged
Bagington ©Bear and Ragged
Bagington ©Bear and Ragged
4th Apr 2015 00:00 by CornishCacher
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Good Score: 5/10
8th Oct 2014 07:26 by Griefmiester
Gridref: SP 36217 75540 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 5/10
Parking next door, looks good condition. First log using Android App. Works well.
5th Nov 2011 14:10 by dal
FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 5/10
1st Nov 2011 09:35 by arranc
Gridref: SP 36212 75550 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 4/10
my last West Midlands trig location.
15th Oct 2011 08:00 by peregrinus
Gridref: SP 36213 75552 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 7/10
Vgc, more slender than a Hotine and no centre hole, with spider arms meeting at the centre. 2m inside tall security fence. That spider type also features on the Newcastle University pillar 12327. This airfield-related thread (last but one post in thread) http://www.airfieldinformationexchange.org/community/showthread.php?1886-Ordnance-Survey-Trigpoints./page3 includes the following comment "When I worked at Coventry Airport (Baginton) in the 1970s, the OS installed a trig point on the northern perimeter." No confirmation from OS of this - would seem strange if this is OS built given its design. OS in 2011 could find no record of it, but commented as follows: "the rumour that OS built it may have come from the fact that OS did build pillars for third parties e.g. for MOD, airfields, research establishments as repayment tasks. I know of several existing examples at Herstomceux for instance. These may or may not have become full trigs depending on the accuracy the customer wanted the trigs fixed to and/or if it was useful or relevant to OS at the time. The trig might well have been co-ordinated off the Trig network by OS but never recorded internally as an OS trig. This may well account for this trig, by looking at it doesn’t meet the normal OS ‘standard’ in the looks department and spider on the top."
Spider with no centre hole
Trig looking SW
Trig looking SE
Trig, fence and road
13th Oct 2011 08:24 by THE CYCLIST
FB Number: NONE Condition: Good Score: 5/10
Spotted this on the website, so thought I'd visit. Clearly visible from public road just inside airport security fence. Similar in height to OS pillars, but slimmer with sharp (not chamfered corners) between faces. Arms of spider meet in point with no central hole. No FB.
30th Jun 2011 19:50 by Father Ted
Gridref: SP 36201 75545 FB Number: Not logged Condition: Unreachable but visible Score: 5/10
I found this when cycling past Coventry Airfield. There is a thought that it may be the original Baginton S2365 pillar but that was reported as being destroyed and replaced by a surface block, itself destroyed in March 1952. Added to that this pillar does not appear to have the traditional hole and plug in the top and the shape is not charaturistic of an OS pillar maybe. If it does have a flush bracket then it is on the side I was not able to see.