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That I think was the most anxiety inducing episode of all of them thus far! I already get edgy with you and the stingers and slips! Just seeing how bloody deep those holes go, and then you walkin round and not looking down! Haha. Amazing ep though. Thanks for taking us through.

Really enjoyed this!

Brilliant video mate, hats off to you for the climb down to see the bridge

The first incline you saw is called The Wind, also the Lee Dingle Bridge, I walked across that in 1962.

Before Ironbridge it was called Coalbrookdale.

What a stunning find. Love it 👌

Actually, you guys put in a lot of miles and the runs you mentioned you did last winter I cannot do (one year old knee replacement). You guys are impressive. Just wanted to give you a hard time. BTW, I was born the same year as your father.

“One step at a time” 👍🏻. Why didn’t you film you eating after the hike? ;) jk have a good day, guys

We've just booked a few days in Wetton because of your video! You should get commission from the tourist board 😀. You and Phil are amiable and funny company on these walks.

Last time i went there were no steps and it was a dangerous climb into the cave. Nice to see again.

Gets really busy round Thors Cave at weekends, prefer midweek 🙌🏼 Thank you for the bits I didn't know about, informative and so engrossing 👌🏼👏🏼

Great video! The Verve - Storm in Heaven album is their best album and one of my favourite album cover of Thor's cave. I have a 5 ft poster of the album cover. The band was fascinated with the cave's history of mythology, including Paleolithic grave sites and it being the resting place of the wife of an 8th-century martyr.

You were right about the caves, that was great! Beautiful area. But when you guys were climbing up to Thor's Cave you sounded like a couple of old men. 😀 We need to get you two out in the deserts here for some more serious trails.

Have you visited the Thurgoland Tunnel north of Sheffield, the echo is unreal and interesting history, there are 2 tunnels one is disused but can get down it

Good video as per normal. Looking forward to seeing the leek and manifold railway one.

Hayup Gareth an Phil, looks like it’d be easy to blow a gasket on the Leaky manifold railway, hilly an treacherous tremendous stuff what a place love them American trains those lamps, caves, bridges waterways an tunnels an semi lost mines. Cheers

That was great! Thanks both, look forward to future walks in that area. Beautiful countryside, and a lovely time of year to see it.

I have never thought about why old train tunnels are always arched and not say, perhaps square until now! Could it be to do with aerodynamics re smoke (coal/coke fuelled) from the train ie the coal smoke didn’t enter the train drivers cabin or carriages being pulled. I hope what I’m saying makes sense! 🤣 As always, your videos always makes me ponder about our past and envisage what it may have been………in a good way.👍

Awesome stomp, definitely not one for doing in the wet though, very precarious. Did you find any old graffiti?

The River Manifold flows underground for part of its journey, except in flood. It emerges near Ilam.

Awesome explore as always hope you all well

Excellent...

Cool.....

I really enjoyed watching your video about the historic sites in Derbyshire. Best wishes to you and your great father David and everyone in the Icke family. Thank you.

Ace! Online it says there used to be a log cabin quarryman’s house in the quarry, now hidden by trees.

Fantastic video, lots to uncover in such a small and seemingly unassuming area. Not bad when a mill is turned into a sole private residence 😮 I'm no football fan but I remember Cloughie and his no nonsense approach, I expect I read about it on my paper round , ah the good ole days. "nettles, my favourite word" made me laugh 😅

All that perseverance to break the curse worked! A joy for us! Amazing walk this lot (or this one). Thanks again.

Another cracking video mate. Always put together so well. I have a suggestion for you. The abandoned Meon Valley railway is very intresting, and has a few locations that you can still see near complete platforms. Well worth a consideration.

If you’re looking for industrial places try around Swadlincote area. Loads of old railway infrastructure ,potteries & coal mining history to be found

Thank you, Gareth, Phil, Andy, and Jake, for giving us a walk to enjoy. Like to see when you guys smile :) And also, I like the music used in these videos - something I’d like to listen to more. Who writes it? Steven in Dallas

Looking forward to it.

Thanks guys for the video - the visit to Brian Clough's grave topped it all for me. Cheers to you and cheers to Cloughie.

Another great walk. For the future, more caves would be cool if there are any more you haven't already explored.

Lol Gareth you funny lol haha

Great content guys. Thankyou. I was born almost within a stones throw of Kirkby Central Station and remember it well. My dad worked down Summit pit. The "Summit" area of Kirkby got it's moniker from being the high point of the Mansfield & Pinxton tramway. We used to "sledge" down the pit tips all year round on bits of corrugated tin sheet. They were much steeper then.

Great content as usual Gareth... have you heard of the Quinthillshill railway disaster

Great video Gaz, and what a real hidden gem! I'd love to visit Brian Clough's grave, being a long time Forest fan. May do that when we visit Derby again. (My foster daughter lives in the California area of Derby) I'm a proud owner of a birthday card signed by Brian himself!

Love this. Feels so comforting that lads (and lads of) of my generation care about this stuff! Keep going, and thanks!

Graham from g tech has ripped Your into/ interlude music for the latest advert... I prefer walking to hoovering to be honest and g tech scream's masonry ..."G"... tech with his quick rise, white shirt and suspect sponsorships... aside from my rant, great vid & I liked the Nottingham cemetery one too

That was a great vid Gareth, those photos of the train crash were, great and the story behind it. Great touch at the end to regarding Brian Clough, I regularly watch interviews he did. I think BIG PHIL was desperately wanting to tell everyone how much Man City FC have dominated and won when you pair were having your banter! Oh and I ain’t a mill expert BIG PHIL lol

Awesome video as always hope you Phil and gang well 😊😊❤❤❤

Another terrific video Gareth , and Phil really got me thinking when he asked "how did he know ?" , and if it was more easily accessible due to the re routing of the river , why would he choose that location if it was better known ? That's what I love about your vids Gareth , it always lead to new questions , Thanks again mate and keep on truckin 👍👍ps as someone else has mentioned , it does look a bit melted , but that opens up a whole new can of worms , all the best .

Totally agree with you and @sovereignjoe5730. Reintroducing steam trains would get people coming probably from all over the world just to see them and travel on them. I reckon the IOM would be minted. There's a huge money making opportunity there ❤️🤗

Absolutely awesome guys - wow - I gotta go see that ❤️🙏

Great video guys, I pass by the Icke homestead regularly in Goodwood, where your uncle still lives, worked with him for a few years, another top man.

Always fascinating to see the areas now and what they looked like in old photos. Amazing what engineering feats the Victorians accomplished.

Thanks Gareth and Phil That was both interesting and very beautiful 👍

This series is fantastic!

Thanks again Gareth! Nice break from all the political BS.

I remember the local headlines from back in the 70’s apparently satanic rituals were going on in the tunnels of the cemetery with sacrifices. Seems it has been hushed up ever since, probably explains why they have now been gated shut. You probably won’t find much in archives for obvious reasons, but pretty sure there will be many still remember it happening