Good attempt! I had been wondering if some maniac would try one of these across a city. One thing's for sure, when the cops are going to plot all your CCTV sightings on a map, they're going to be very confused.
I love straight line challenges and yours came up in my recommendations, I have subscribed as I enjoyed this a lot. look forward to more. Amazed you only have 198 subscribers, you should have loads more.
Another great journey from can-do Jethro who demonstrates advanced techniques for rapidly dealing with those troublesome hedges in Leicester. Brave stuff with a suitably amusing commentary. Highly recommended for all would-be straight-liners.
I wish someone would do a straight line mision with no edits or cuts. And they have to wear a gopro on they're head the entire time. So it would be a true POV mission.
Great video! Only one minor comment: For me, it was really hard to understand acoustically. Maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker but you could consider speaking more loudly and less whispering :)
Yeah I am not expert of UK law but pretty sure tresspass is civil but TRESSPASS AT NIGHT is a criminal offence, so not smart to prowl on or around residences between sunset and sunrise. Climbing buildings etc.. could be seen as possible to cause damage to roofs, railings brickwork etc.. so just be careful for sure as trespass laws do exist beyond civil tort. Landowners now have the right to prosecute, as on 28th June 2022, the now Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (PCSAC) received Royal Assent, making trespass, in some circumstances, a criminal offence punishable by up to four months imprisonment and/or a fine of up to £2,500. Many landowners welcome the introduction of the PCSCA as it provides a significantly less costly way for trespassers to be removed from land.What The Law Says Under the new legislation, it is an offence if a person over the age of 18: Resides, or intends to reside, on land, in or with a vehicle (including a caravan) without the consent of the landowner; and Fails to leave and/or remove their property as soon as reasonably practicable when asked to do so; and Has caused, or is likely to cause, ‘significant’: Damage to the land/property/environment Disruption to the us of the land and/or supply of utilities; and/or Distress via ‘offensive conduct’. Just the stuff happening at night like someone climbing your house etc.. might cause "distress" and be seen as offensive conduct and interoduce the risk of damage to the property.. imo not super serious but if something were to happen any clmbing of stuff using railings etc.. could result in damage to them, so probably just entering the area of where concern may arise, in what would be like prowling like activities. Also would be suprised this wouldn't fall under like public order stuff or antisocial behavior since the UK went sort of nuts with that to enforce normal friendly behavior that isn't going to upset people. Not 100% sure on that but while it may be a civil trespass, doing stuff on peoples property at night when they don't have a clear idea why someone is climbing their house may create concern. None the less end of the day no harm done, just if you can accidnetally break something it may actually be vandalism not simply innocent travel. Like look at it from the perspective of the person getting woken up by the sound of someone climbing their house "The Crime and Disorder Act definition (1998) A widely used definition of anti-social behaviour is the definition contained in the Crime and Disorder Act (1998): 'Acting in a manner that caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household as (the defendant). '" Not saying its a serious or criminal matter but I think it would raise eyebrows and be a possible cause of frustration to occur at night while people are sleeping to suddently be awoken by someone outside their 2nd floor window climbing their wall. In some areas i am sure the purpose would be thought to be Burglary at first glance most likely and introduce the fear of violence.
Why are your voices over all in such a whispered tone, the people can't hear you anymore you know? :P But well done on your straight-line mission, hope to see more. ;)
Could have climbed into it, but I would have had to leave the line by so far to get around the block of flats I wasn't expecting to be there. Lessons learned for next time
"I am here in Lester....." a youtuber says Great stuff mate, gotta look it up. Lester. Nope, cant find it on the map. O wait, Leicester? Why do i have to write Leicester if the mouth says: Lester? It is ridiculous. But what is to expect from them people on that island ey?
i know, i know. I am from the Netherlands, and yeah, i know. But i am only joking. Just to have said this as a dutch guy: It does not make sense. Leicester.... if i was to pronounce it as a dutch guy understanding a little bit of english, i would say: Lei Ces Ter. All of it. And to then hear someone say: Lester..... shortening it to Lester..... It just doesn't make sense but i did already know about this stuff. And it is funny indeed. Thanks for the Response. Btw, the name of this town.... llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch It already cleared it up. British don't mind how it is spelled. They will just pronounce it the way they want to. Leicester, heck what, Lester...... Who cares about how it is written >;) I could pronounce it, llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysiliogogogoch. But, to be honest, i lost my touch. And, if that is english, i eat my shoes. It has to be, since it is in England. It can't be Russian, ey? Joking, and sorry for the book i wrote in response @@jethrohobbs
Hahaha we don’t even think about these things most of the time. We’re told how something is spelled as a child an then never question it again. … don’t even get me started on Welsh place names 🤣
i love it, seriously. How you guys write it one way then when you say it half of the letters disappear. Sure, we dutch have our stuff. 's-Hertogenbosch for example is the name of a city, the one i live in. Almost nobody in Britain is able to pronounce it the way it should be pronounced. But, we do use the letters, all of em. Anyways, it is always funny to hear British people pronounce certain city names and so on. It does how ever make it more difficult for dipsticks like me (non British Gentiles) to understand what is being said. Heck, if someone on the streets said: Lester. Well, i would have a hard time finding it on the map. I would have no clue where it is. Since it is not on the map as Lester. Anyways, thanks for the laugh, pal. @@jethrohobbs
@@jethrohobbs also 6:30 was hysterical. Maybe wear your hi-vis the whole time to blend in. Or better yet - a deliveroo coat + bag? People will just accept you as part of the furniture in most major cities
@@ytsucksnowwiththisrealname1096 that's a shout! Probably got my old Deliveroo uniform somewhere Imaging someone catching me in their garden with the big square backpack on 🤣
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I’m from Leicester, it’s great to see the city from this unusual perspective. You walked right past where I work lol.
I'm really sorry if I crawled through your garden at any point 🤣
He walked "straight" past where you work
love the muttering about how suspicious you're being
It’s completely involuntary mate. it just stops me acknowledging what I actually doing 🤣
Good attempt! I had been wondering if some maniac would try one of these across a city. One thing's for sure, when the cops are going to plot all your CCTV sightings on a map, they're going to be very confused.
Most predictable way to get caught right? 🤣
I love straight line challenges and yours came up in my recommendations, I have subscribed as I enjoyed this a lot. look forward to more. Amazed you only have 198 subscribers, you should have loads more.
That knife at 4:32. You should probably report yhag to police.
Another great journey from can-do Jethro who demonstrates advanced techniques for rapidly dealing with those troublesome hedges in Leicester. Brave stuff with a suitably amusing commentary. Highly recommended for all would-be straight-liners.
I thoroughly enjoyed this, mate.Looking forward to your future missions! :)
Thank you, I really appreciate that. Plenty more plans in the pipeline!
as a fellow Leicester resident and google earth/ geowizzard fan, i commend you for the idea and execution! even if it didn't go perfect!
Straight line mission Manhattan will be a breeze
Good work mate. Yotube is fishing the algorithm for you. Good luck
Great video lad even with the end
Can’t get enough of ya content looking forward to future endeavours lad
Thank you! Got a couple more ready to be edited!!
alright-alright, you've got my attention, subed and hit that bell for you man. Some good stuff right here. Keep it goin fella!
Got a naughty little adventure to edit up, should be done in a week or two. Stay tuned!
I wish someone would do a straight line mision with no edits or cuts. And they have to wear a gopro on they're head the entire time. So it would be a true POV mission.
Didn't want to the video 8 hours long - But I'm thinking about live streaming something like this (probs something a bit shorter tho!)
@@jethrohobbs Yeah that would be cool.
I dunno, the “jump? hmm.. why not?” cut to the run up was pretty amusing
Urban SLM! I love the idea. commend your efforts!
This is awesome, love to see more people doing missions!
Wonderful! Love the pink panther jazz theme haha
Some things just have to be done
Great mission! Just wondering what gps you used?
I used a Garmin etrex 30. If you’re just following a straight line, you can get away with using something pretty basic without and topo maps
Just started watching. Through gardens. STRONG start.
How were you planning on doing all those river crossings?
I had a small kayak in my bag. I hadn’t even considered that the lake would be frozen though
@@jethrohobbs Cool. Congrats on how far you made it. Do you know your max deviation up until then (not incl. Printank)?
Great video! Only one minor comment: For me, it was really hard to understand acoustically. Maybe it's because I'm not a native speaker but you could consider speaking more loudly and less whispering :)
Wow, really great content and great mission
Love your channel brother keep up the great content
Cheers, I appreciate that!
Gangs stash knives in bushes so they don’t get done for carrying offensive weapons. Could have been outside a school.
Whoever is the first to straight line between the 100 highest peaks in the UK, I will personally crown Bretwalda
The ending theme song sounds vaguely familiar 🤔😏
You have a keen ear sir 👂
@@jethrohobbs you could tag him, he might comment :)
That was really entertaining !
Nice video! Good job.
Yeah I am not expert of UK law but pretty sure tresspass is civil but TRESSPASS AT NIGHT is a criminal offence, so not smart to prowl on or around residences between sunset and sunrise. Climbing buildings etc.. could be seen as possible to cause damage to roofs, railings brickwork etc.. so just be careful for sure as trespass laws do exist beyond civil tort. Landowners now have the right to prosecute, as on 28th June 2022, the now Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (PCSAC) received Royal Assent, making trespass, in some circumstances, a criminal offence punishable by up to four months imprisonment and/or a fine of up to £2,500. Many landowners welcome the introduction of the PCSCA as it provides a significantly less costly way for trespassers to be removed from land.What The Law Says
Under the new legislation, it is an offence if a person over the age of 18: Resides, or intends to reside, on land, in or with a vehicle (including a caravan) without the consent of the landowner; and
Fails to leave and/or remove their property as soon as reasonably practicable when asked to do so; and
Has caused, or is likely to cause, ‘significant’:
Damage to the land/property/environment
Disruption to the us of the land and/or supply of utilities; and/or
Distress via ‘offensive conduct’. Just the stuff happening at night like someone climbing your house etc.. might cause "distress" and be seen as offensive conduct and interoduce the risk of damage to the property.. imo not super serious but if something were to happen any clmbing of stuff using railings etc.. could result in damage to them, so probably just entering the area of where concern may arise, in what would be like prowling like activities. Also would be suprised this wouldn't fall under like public order stuff or antisocial behavior since the UK went sort of nuts with that to enforce normal friendly behavior that isn't going to upset people. Not 100% sure on that but while it may be a civil trespass, doing stuff on peoples property at night when they don't have a clear idea why someone is climbing their house may create concern. None the less end of the day no harm done, just if you can accidnetally break something it may actually be vandalism not simply innocent travel. Like look at it from the perspective of the person getting woken up by the sound of someone climbing their house "The Crime and Disorder Act definition (1998) A widely used definition of anti-social behaviour is the definition contained in the Crime and Disorder Act (1998): 'Acting in a manner that caused or was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to one or more persons not of the same household as (the defendant). '" Not saying its a serious or criminal matter but I think it would raise eyebrows and be a possible cause of frustration to occur at night while people are sleeping to suddently be awoken by someone outside their 2nd floor window climbing their wall. In some areas i am sure the purpose would be thought to be Burglary at first glance most likely and introduce the fear of violence.
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Why are your voices over all in such a whispered tone, the people can't hear you anymore you know? :P But well done on your straight-line mission, hope to see more. ;)
PTSD 🤣
Fair point though!
Cool vid
great video m8
Based channel
i think you could have climbed into the building site at the end!
Could have climbed into it, but I would have had to leave the line by so far to get around the block of flats I wasn't expecting to be there. Lessons learned for next time
Why choose to do what isn't possible, without breaking your Neck or the Law?
Nice try; fun video. Maybe do a "no roads mission" through a city instead--a straight line mission doesn't seem realistic.
Yeah, if I'm being honest, I'm never doing anything like that again 🤣
"only joking: Lester ("Leicester"), with a population nearly half a million.
Why call it Leicester if you are gonna call it Lester?
"I am here in Lester....." a youtuber says
Great stuff mate, gotta look it up.
Lester.
Nope, cant find it on the map.
O wait, Leicester?
Why do i have to write Leicester if the mouth says: Lester?
It is ridiculous.
But what is to expect from them people on that island ey?
I’m assuming you’re not from the UK, we don’t pronounce anything like it’s spelled 🤣
i know, i know.
I am from the Netherlands, and yeah, i know.
But i am only joking.
Just to have said this as a dutch guy: It does not make sense.
Leicester.... if i was to pronounce it as a dutch guy understanding a little bit of english, i would say: Lei Ces Ter.
All of it.
And to then hear someone say: Lester.....
shortening it to Lester.....
It just doesn't make sense but i did already know about this stuff. And it is funny indeed.
Thanks for the Response.
Btw, the name of this town....
llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
It already cleared it up.
British don't mind how it is spelled. They will just pronounce it the way they want to.
Leicester, heck what, Lester...... Who cares about how it is written >;)
I could pronounce it, llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysiliogogogoch.
But, to be honest, i lost my touch.
And, if that is english, i eat my shoes. It has to be, since it is in England.
It can't be Russian, ey?
Joking, and sorry for the book i wrote in response
@@jethrohobbs
Hahaha we don’t even think about these things most of the time. We’re told how something is spelled as a child an then never question it again.
… don’t even get me started on Welsh place names 🤣
i love it, seriously.
How you guys write it one way then when you say it half of the letters disappear.
Sure, we dutch have our stuff. 's-Hertogenbosch for example is the name of a city, the one i live in. Almost nobody in Britain is able to pronounce it the way it should be pronounced.
But, we do use the letters, all of em.
Anyways, it is always funny to hear British people pronounce certain city names and so on.
It does how ever make it more difficult for dipsticks like me (non British Gentiles) to understand what is being said.
Heck, if someone on the streets said: Lester.
Well, i would have a hard time finding it on the map.
I would have no clue where it is.
Since it is not on the map as Lester.
Anyways, thanks for the laugh, pal.
@@jethrohobbs
good try
Good stuff. I recommend you remove the sound effects in future vids, they detract quite a bit
Appreciate the feedback, as you can see, my video editing skills are pretty much non-existent!
It's a work in progress...
@@jethrohobbs nah mate, honestly the general style was good and pretty great storytelling. Keep at it and don't get nabbed haha
@@jethrohobbs also 6:30 was hysterical. Maybe wear your hi-vis the whole time to blend in. Or better yet - a deliveroo coat + bag? People will just accept you as part of the furniture in most major cities
@@ytsucksnowwiththisrealname1096 that's a shout! Probably got my old Deliveroo uniform somewhere
Imaging someone catching me in their garden with the big square backpack on 🤣
love the muttering about how suspicious you're being