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Incredibly interesting, thank you! Live in the local area and have just seen a part of it I walk by regularly but would never see for myself. Really enjoyed that. Makes you realise there is a whole world nearby that we walk by without realising or investigating that is integral to our daily lives.

That has got to be the prettiest tunnel portal I've seen - the care and attention that went into these industrial structures is amazing.

even after watching Ashtons reeboot it still blows me away how many times i have driven over this

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Nothing like that 3 cylinder rhythm of a Bulleid 💪

Just discovered your channel and it’s brilliant. 👍🏼

Imagine the poor beggers who laid all them bricks!

Stay strong. You're doing well. If liking trains and abandoned rail lines is weird, then you're in great company,

When you set off do you know you’ll be able to get out at the end; no barred exit? Quite brave!

Literally stepping into the past! Thanks for taking us along! 😺

Love and light from Dudley ❤️

Could you circle on the old and new map where this is in Netherton

As kids we used to explore the tunnel opposite this one, accessed from Butternab, it came out just below Beaumont Park. It’s no longer accessible as there is housing at the Butternab end and the Beaumont Park side was banked up with earth. We also found the old flue that led from the mill in Armitage Bridge mills to the Chimney in the woods at the top of Bank Foot Lane. This was back in the mid eighties before urban exploration was a thing. Films like The Goonies were our inspiration. It’s great to see people are still exploring these lost places.

I enjoyed this video. I'm from Huddersfield originally and never knew this existed. Great work! take care 😊👍

Love the cat!

An excellent video. Thoroughly enjoyed it, Helena. Thank you.

Incredible. Thankyou.

I use to have a cow with a ring in its nose.

Thanks for that great tunnel explore Helena , really enjoyed that one 🐸

Your amazing keep up the great work

Truly beautiful video...😊

just come across yout channel looks interesting.im a explorer myself. so i sub to your channel🙏

Did you like the IOW??

Thanks for the tour! As a kid, we used to do the same types of walk around. When you found the brick side tunnel, that was quite interesting, as that was possibly a storm drain open to a stream originally, but now the stream is covered for quite a way! Which is very similar to the culverts we used to explore as kids! The only difference tho, is ours were of the concrete tubes only, no brick or other stone work. Once in a while you could find a stream covered in the corrugated metal as you had in one portion of your trek. What perseverance! I would have turned around at that point when you had to duck walk under the concrete, but it was nice it opened back up! Today, the culverts I explored are barred up and you can't get in, and trash plugs up the bars quite often, making the water too deep to walk through any more. Kids today might not think of trying to find the source or end of a stream anymore, but we had many adventures trying 50 years ago! The sad story of the baby is one of those types of stories we hear from the past, and unfortunately, is one that happens time and again even today. But it looked like fun! It brought back many memories for me! Thanks again!

I keep seeing all these amazing tunnels in Notts! I’m born and bred here and have always had an interest in abandoned or derelict places! I need to visit some of these tunnels. Just need to find a partner to join me because when you’ve seen as many horror films as me you definitely aren’t venturing there alone 😂. Great content x

You shouldn't care what other people think, you are your own person and the world is your oyster, carry on what you're doing, we love you

Podders scrap yard chucked most of that crap down the shaft, they had a yard next to the shaft, they sold the land to Barratt homes around 30 years ago

25:08 That pipe will be a CSO (combined sewer overflow), its used to relieve the pressure on the sewer system when there is heavy rainfall. Usually CSOs are out in the open beside river banks, but there will be just as many that discharge into culverts like that one! Typically, CSOs are also meant to have some kind of penstock flap or trash screen on the front to catch all the wipes and litter but some of them are just open pipes like this one, suppose it depends on how old they are. Fascinating really , as you get to see the old Victorian style brickwork!!

Abandoning an infant so it dies was and still is one of the worst crimes anyone could commit. Classed as murder in the eyes of the law. Really sad.

Amazing brickwork 🤩

That's fabulous. Perfect position. That has made my morning.

Helena Rumour. Not Rumor🌝

No one does history quite like Britain we have such an amazing history but so much is hidden and forgotten. Thanks for bringing some of it to light with your great vids. I hope you keep exploring..if you run out of tunnels our old churches are always interesting. Thanks for the hard work by all three of you.

Wonderful. Love these explorations it is so interesting. I hope you do many more.

Hello from Idaho USA just started watching your show & I like it very much please keep exploring your area to show us the trails, tunnels, & sights around. Keep a smile on your face your doing great. thanks again DTM

I was expecting you and Leah to run across the field and scale one of the vents then abseil into the tunnel lol..all jokes aside..wonderful vids..really enjoying them.

❤❤😊😊😮 need to sleep there in my tent😊

😮😮❤❤❤😊😊love it!

Your channel needs more watchers❤❤😮😊

The pillar of trash was interesting indeed , neat old tunnel, nice pics.

hey thanks for the cool walk through a tunnel somewhere in the world. let us know more about the history if you can find it.

Wow, was Born and Breda nearby. Never been in there

I wonder why it was put down there and what was inside the caravan before it was dumped there and 50 years worth of rubbish added on top? ⚠️🤔😲 I'd also love yo know what is above the 'crap.stack' at ground level and why people think it's a rubbish dump, it must be fairly accessible to have so much rubbish and a caravan out down there? Great video, appreciate your rummage around the yucky contents of the stack, those McDonald's toys were cute, such a shame!

Did you solve the rumor? Whatever it was.

Fascinating...it occurred to me that I'd like to have that little metal teapot away and upcycle it as a plant container...sad but true 😉 I don't think I'd dare pull anything from that stack..who knows how stable it is, or isn't!!!

Great video 👍💯😎

Another awesome vid. Can't believe the amount of rubbish down that ventilation shaft!

What an absorbing video! Someone has already beaten me to it in the comments but that music at the end is sublime, so serene.