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I remember taking my son there when I was home schooling him. It's an amazing piece of history 😊

They are some very nice bottles which I never seen before and good codd bottles😊❤

Fab food in here

Crusader Dan! The man! What awesome finds all together there ! First time seeing yr site, so subbed straight away ! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

I bet you I can throw a ball further then that! :3

What an idiot lol all I hear is crunching with the massive pitch fork, smashing as he goes no wonder everything is broken lol

why did you stop digging?

🕯So unique...thank you for the tour...

Thank you for your great presentation. We live in a little 250 year old cottage in New Hampshire, USA that we DIY restored for over 20 years salvaging, etc. It is furnished with all English 17thc. antiques that we collected on a budget for years. It has a lot of the feel of this! Really enjoyed your video. We would give anything to be able to move to the UK and to also visit places like this.

Them blood mixtures in the ice blue bring $60 to $100 in Australia 🇦🇺 I not long sold one ☝️

Beautiful tour, thank you so much. Right on my doorstep too. So I'll definitely be visiting. 🙂

If you want to know more about the river Wharfe, here's an entire series about it... ruclips.net/video/ijl9lMhVlHc/видео.html

Get big lew to sand it up Dan and put some lights on it 😂

What Color was it bc if it was red there’s a chance it could be a Mickey Mouse gas mask

It’s an ink bottle spill proof

This river can be fully charted and plumbed. The only thing missing is project funding.

Bobbins these places are on our doorsteps. Top one. Nice one. Get sorted. 😎

I have been in the tunnels & yes there is a wide stone staircase that led up to the cathedral that is bricked off, I was told that originally the river Bank sloped down to the river & when the stone embankment was built they made the tunnels so goods coming up river could be offloaded, there used to be a below ground men's toilet that also led into the tunnels. I entered the tunnels via what was left of steps that riverboat passenger's would have used in the day.

How's it going Dan? Have you been doing any digging?

I picked out a few today when I came across a bottle dump cough syrup ones brylcream marmite 1oz marmite 2oz there is absolutely loads there but i ain’t got a clue what are good ones or not lol

I go metal detecting and come across a few different bottle dump sites but I ain’t got a clue what I’m looking for 🙄 any tips mate please

That is a grmen gas mask

Resent research debunks Royston cave was a Templar initiation chamber , There's No Evidence to support the claim ...There's Not one artifact , Not one Templar , or Masonic symbol has been found among all the carvings in Royston cave that have any connection to the Knights Templars , or the Freemasons ... The symbols of the 'Heart on the hand', the Dove , the Tent , are symbols synonymous with The Order of Oddfellows ... The effigies of 'Saint Catherine and the wheel', Saint Christopher with his walking stick carrying the child on his shoulder, Saint George with his horse and sword, are Venerated Saints of the "14 Holy Helpers" , the Patron Saints invoked for protection against disease and the Plague ... The carved out shape of Royston Cave , is in the shape of an Ancient Middle Eastern Tent , The symbol of the Order of Odd Fellow's most high degree of "Encampment"... The human bones and skull found while removing the soil from the bottom of the cave may have been the remnants of a skeleton used in the Odd Fellow's initiation ritual , artifacts and symbols synonymous with "The Order of Odd Fellows" ... Historians have traced the Oddfellows group back to the Medieval Trade Guilds of the 12th and 13th Centuries. Others estimated that it existed before 1650 ... There is No connection to the Knights Templars or the Freemasons , the symbology connects directly to a group known as the Oddfellows , the Effigies of members of the 14 Holy helpers , venerated Saints invoked to ward off disease and the Plague , the artifacts of human bones & a skull , found in Royston cave are synonymous to one group , "The Order of Oddfellows" Most likely as an Intercession prayer chamber to ward off the plague ...

My grandfather died here

How

I would not give the national trust the steam off my shite

Baguley Hall dates back to early 1400's so this isn't the oldest. Wythenshawe Park Hall I believe was built 1505.

What’s a civilian duty respirator doing underground? Lol. Never seen that before.

I wondered what this place looked like before they turned into sideshow experience that it has become.

Nice finds! I'd recommend (as a non-metal detector myself) to possibly go to the site of the brickworks railway line near orrell (bispham hall). The line is now a public path and I was able to find an old rail spike so i'm sure there'd be more!

TIP various websites do offer NT discounts - not an advert but easy to find on google - mates years ago family used to do NT one year then national heritage then historic houses - map plan changed each year - discounts for teenagers exist too live in france now miss nt ....

I'll give ye 10 quid fur it

Wash it I beg of you

Its around 60mtrs deep in that area! What archeology might reside at the bottom?.

fousand?

Very rare to fund in the ground

German gas mask nice find

Buetiful

that looks like a 1917 german gas mask model from ww1

The family crest is my family crest, as John pointed out a year ago.

Chetham's library is in buildings that date from 1421, albeit it only became a library in 1653.

I think if you ever plan to take a walk out there with someone, you’d better bring a family member or a friend you really trust to walk along the river, I mean real trust :)

Where do find these dumps in Manchester

Where is this in manchester

Lovely. They just need to rip out that carpet, table, and podium, and it'll almost be back to its former glory.

Where is this

Where do u dig

Where do u dig

This was really interesting beautiful place absolutely stunning!

some nice finds well done