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Sorry mate binge watching your vids.. you should check out the ghost story of Emily Vernon in and around Hanbury woods.. maybe a ghost investigation one of the days?!

Are you planning on doing another one over this way mate? I'll send you details on the disused railway line and tunnel if you do!

Went there this morning dude, few creepy leaves and squirrels about but wish I'd watched this first! Thanks for sharing

👍🏼 I was nearly in the video 😂

Looks a nice place for a wander on a nice day, even in the rain lol 😆I had to look where it was to be honest. Not far from the garden centre I occasionally go to.

There is caves and you will find backdrop of riffle range to home grauds

I'll go and have a look one of the days , see how it's changed

Yes it's just woodland now all grown over ,where the shoot was there was a small hut but long gone now

Yes a clay pigeon shoot in the 80s of you look at Dudley Droner one called frozen forest the end is that cleared part before hand

I walked this a while back lovely bridleway part

The clearing on the left was a forest too , but cleared 3 yrs ago for logs

Great video thank you

Amazing place, and nice video. I walked through the million at night alone, felt uncomfortable all the time, and had a feeling that someone was watching me, although I don't believe in ghosts and such things. Also visited the caves at night, but then I wasn't alone, that time everything seemed okay. You should definitely visit the caves of this wood.

Great Autumnal video and well done for venturing out in the rain.

Beautiful music and film. Thank you 🙏🫶

All the old stomping grounds, we all spent so much time up the park, getting up to all sorts but mainly football. So much football. The park used to get packed out in the summer. People everywhere. Cradley High School used to be at the top, which we attended. I was sad the day they knocked it down. I still remember what seemed like the whole town turning up at the park to watch Tanhouse get demolished. I miss "The good ol' days." Shout out to the B63 Massive!

great video and great knowledge of history 👍

Great video Drew. Loved it xx❤

I believe the pub that was opposite Wilson Hall in Colley Gate was the Gate Hangs Well. My Dad used to drink there on occasions.

Is this close to where the old viaduct was ? Used to walk the dogs over that way, turned off by the old bluebird toffee factory (i think) and could walk over the fields.

The picture of "the mitre" pub in Stourbridge has hardly changed at all to now. Perfectly visible on Google street view.

The great photo of grazebrook works also shows what looks like the brand new estate of holly hall in the background. Holly hall rd, norfolk rd essex rd all visible. Reckon this photo from mid 1920s? Or there about

Where the bridge is (next to the cattle bridge) the canal used to split and go all the way across to woodside. This stretch goes across what should have been a large valley but the ground was built up massively to accomodate the canal. Quite the opposite to "the cut" 😂 This stretch was taken down to build the trading estate and the roads through there are named after this extinct canal stretch (narrowboat way)

St andrews church was built from bricks made from the ground on which it stands. They saved so much money in using materials from its own land they built the first school in netherton. This school had to be rebuilt and still stands as a car garage and furniture shop at traffic lights, bottom of church rd and high st.

The Astle is king graffiti was on the road side of the bridge, not under it. The bridge recently (just before this video was filmed) got reinforced and the railings were installed. But due to the graffiti they effectively dedicated the bridge and put up the sign. Officially its still primrose bridge.

Where you started this video was a railway line that went towards black heath, and the bridges you admired "toll end works" had a huge rail bridge that went over all of them, and headed up to bottom of buffery. In fact accompanied by the canal extending in the same direction through what is now netherton park, Netherton was very very close to being an island!! Only either side if cinder bank were the 2 ends of the same canal. Netherton park to grazebrook (now pear tree lane) prevented us being "cut" off from mainland 😂

Amazing

Cracking video, not been over Highgate Common for donkeys years, all the best, Webby 👍

Great footage, great upload

very nice video

Thanks for another great upload

Monarch Way runs by it 👍

Next time pop into the control tower cafe in the airport! Also plenty of viewing areas for runway on lanes around it

Walked alot of that during lockdown ,lots of small planes flying over from halfpenny green airfield

Will be walking parts of whitehouse plantation and bits of this again on a sunny day

Brilliant as always , love this place take dog occasionally

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is there any traintrack left ?

Enjoyed that Drew. Nice drone footage too 👍

Looking very autumnal now so beautiful, another great video and who doesn’t like a KitKat 😂

Thanks for sharing

Amazing camera 📸 i have the Canon PowerShot SX60 HS unbelievable zoom too 😁

Got some great memories over there! Black country is amazing ✅🤘🏼

Great video upload.

Love this Channel, not just because I grew up in the Black Country but because you have great presentation skill and the music just makes it more enjoyable. Thank you.

I walk through Himley Plantation quite often. A little while ago I tried to trace back the story of Gideon Grove, a stableboy that was killed during the confrontation that happened around the corner at Holbeche House between the king's soldiers and the gunpowder plotters. Despite not actually being one of the plotters himself, he fled and was chased down and killed. From the various sources I looked at I'm pretty sure that I've managed to find the most likely spot within Himley Plantation itself. It's an innocent looking place but it looks like it may have a somewhat darker history. Listen out when you next visit. I've only ever seen one there once, but I quite regularly hear muntjac deer calls while walking there.

My favourite dog walk baggeridge through to himley