The content creator who posted the bathroom sink on a pen fan has apologized

“It was an honest mistake,” Christopher said.

“Obviously I didn’t leave it there by mistake, I don’t forget it – it was really a mistake, thinking I was doing the right thing when people were telling me it was ‘cool’ and ‘cool’.

“I shouldn’t have left anything on the mountain. I like the message of this story, even if I’m a villain, everyone sticks to the national park.

“This is a dirty mistake, I shouldn’t have left anything on the mountain.

“It’s my fault for thinking it was a good idea, but when it became clear I should have thought more about keeping our nature clean,” he said.

After people were urged to leave him there, he said he would be back on wheels two days later.

He added that he had received many critical messages for leaving the act there.

Christopher said the national park reported the incident as fly-tipping and it was unclear if he would be fined.

“I haven’t got the money. I’m in overdraft, I don’t have money to do anything.

“I will be upset if it comes, I hope there is an option to do some voluntary work to try and pay the fine.”

Brecon Beacons National Park has been approached for comment.

The Cardiff Rugby Academy players stumbled upon Christopher’s bathtub while carrying out essential maintenance work on the mountain, and were helped by rangers to extricate him.

Writing on Facebook, the academy described it as “an additional and unexpected team-building exercise.”