I had visions of that ending in an interment. Its easy to see how some people go for a walk and just disappear and nothing sinister about it. They simply fell down one of these places or an old well that's been forgotten about. Thanks for sharing.
Really enjoyed this one! I was out literally this time last year searching for one in South Devon. Eventually found it although the main area had collapsed
I met a snake once, It was curled up crying so i said wassup, it asked me if he was venomous and i said yes you are a very dangerous snake. He then broke down completely and said Oh no I just bit my tongue!!!!!!!
Few years ago while looking at old maps with shelters on a found one of these bunkers at West Chevington Northumberland found two both all dug out by a jcb unfortunately, but it makes you wonder how many if any have been left untouched and forgotten about a no they are all Scotland as well , fascinating really especially all the kit that was used by them brave lads
That was awesome, such a shame it had collapsed, like you guys I wish these little gems would be preserved and maintained forever.. such an important part of our history, thanks for sharing this one 👌👍
Great vlog as always folks! I remember as a child playing round an auxiliary unit in the woods where I lived in Wivelsfield Green. It consisted of an entrance tunnel,1 room with bed frames in and a vertical escape tunnel. Last time I visited some 30 years ago it had sadly caved in. Stay safe all,and great to see Chris' racing Transit back!
You guys need to invest in a couple of machetes to cut through the blackberry bushes and stinging nettles. This is one of the things I keep in my truck when I go fishing. I sometimes will make a bad cast instead of loosing a 10 or 15 dollar lure I will cut my way down to where the lure is and retrieve it
Hi Ian, big fan here from Sydney. If I can make a suggestion? Get some decent rope and harnesses and the skills to use them! I almost papped myself watching you go down that shaft. Other than that, helluva gem.
When it was in operation you would have walked right past it and not seen it in the trees after a few months. I think a lot of this stuff you find didn't have a long life expectancy. It was just needed there and then so it was well made but not made to last any more than 5 years or so. A lot of work would have gone into that. Dig the holes, box it up and concrete it. Assemble the iron and fill it in. Set up the interior and stock it. Recontour the ground around it and on to the next one. And all of this done while trying to do it on the quiet.
@@IKS-Exploration yeah mate. Don’t blame you. How about getting creeped out by weird vibes? You must have seen and heard some strange stuff on your missions.
Alice in wonderland..3 guys go down a rabbit hole..graffiti spray cans are not welcomed by sex or any wonderland..watch out for mad haters and boar's..lol
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Thank you again for sharing your great adventures with us. Interesting stuff. Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter.
Superb viewing,thanks for showing. That summer of 1940 must have been a hell of a time to live through.
I had visions of that ending in an interment. Its easy to see how some people go for a walk and just disappear and nothing sinister about it. They simply fell down one of these places or an old well that's been forgotten about. Thanks for sharing.
An interesting find! They were particularly good at hiding these operational bases
3:47 Those are Salix matsudana 'Tortuosa' or corkscrew willows there is another called curly oak also a very interesting and pretty tree.
Oh and the antenna wire generally fed from the emergency escape tunnel end of the main room from memory, up a clay water pipe.
There’s another one of these down in Salisbury that I went to (believe it’s the same), much better condition. Amazing what lays beneath us!
Great explore! Trying to find a place is definitely part of the fun! 😀👍🏻
Really enjoyed this one! I was out literally this time last year searching for one in South Devon. Eventually found it although the main area had collapsed
Alpine butterfly loop knots work well for improvised rope ladder - fixed loops and relatively easy to untie afterwards 👍
Thanks for doing what you do and sharing forgotten history!
I met a snake once, It was curled up crying so i said wassup, it asked me if he was venomous and i said yes you are a very dangerous snake.
He then broke down completely and said Oh no I just bit my tongue!!!!!!!
Few years ago while looking at old maps with shelters on a found one of these bunkers at West Chevington Northumberland found two both all dug out by a jcb unfortunately, but it makes you wonder how many if any have been left untouched and forgotten about a no they are all Scotland as well , fascinating really especially all the kit that was used by them brave lads
That was awesome, such a shame it had collapsed, like you guys I wish these little gems would be preserved and maintained forever.. such an important part of our history, thanks for sharing this one 👌👍
Great video folks, it always makes an explore more rewarding when you have to search for it!
Great little find! Those spiders an eggs are bit nasty lol
Seems like you guys get to drive faster on your back roads than we do.
100% looks faster on film - i think we should do a vid to show sooner or later
@@chrisstacey1984 just a quick snippet of the speedo next time would be sufficient
Nice one fallas Thank you Ian
Use gloves like scuba diving gloves when decending or assending a rope they are the best gloves.
Yea really enjoyed this one Ian mate the spiders are far out again 😂 good find mate
Glad you enjoyed
Great vlog as always folks! I remember as a child playing round an auxiliary unit in the woods where I lived in Wivelsfield Green. It consisted of an entrance tunnel,1 room with bed frames in and a vertical escape tunnel. Last time I visited some 30 years ago it had sadly caved in. Stay safe all,and great to see Chris' racing Transit back!
We've discovered one near land's end be doing a film on it soon
Portsmouth fuel bunker flash backs of Ian and Chris
You guys need to invest in a couple of machetes to cut through the blackberry bushes and stinging nettles. This is one of the things I keep in my truck when I go fishing. I sometimes will make a bad cast instead of loosing a 10 or 15 dollar lure I will cut my way down to where the lure is and retrieve it
Could be a problem in the U.K. if you get stopped by the police as it would be classed as an offensive weapon !
"The home guard" is known for the TV series.
Again managed to find a bunker in the middle of the forest.
I think the Siders had gone into overtime with the amount of egg sacks that are down there lol
Thank you for the video!
Hi Ian, big fan here from Sydney. If I can make a suggestion? Get some decent rope and harnesses and the skills to use them! I almost papped myself watching you go down that shaft.
Other than that, helluva gem.
I agree def need harness/hats/gloves, good knots tho
Can't believe they stood on a rope.
The weird trees that`s a sign of an old footprint of a building or other man made events on the land... Time Team shows it on there programme..
Now this is how I want to start today!
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Have you boys tried using the National Library of Scotland mapping overlays … ?
Hey Ian and Chris long time no see hope all is good 👍.
That HQ for a small Unit was well thought out if you consider the small amount of time used to plan for it . Thank you for the video .
excellent vid and i havent even seen it yet.
bytheway:::red mercury cannot be seen in a mirror.
Quality 👍
Get in!
Your rope packing up was 8/10.Your rope standing on it was 0/10.Great explore,bit tight for me.
When it was in operation you would have walked right past it and not seen it in the trees after a few months. I think a lot of this stuff you find didn't have a long life expectancy. It was just needed there and then so it was well made but not made to last any more than 5 years or so. A lot of work would have gone into that. Dig the holes, box it up and concrete it. Assemble the iron and fill it in. Set up the interior and stock it. Recontour the ground around it and on to the next one. And all of this done while trying to do it on the quiet.
Hard enough to find collapsed lol
Great stuff guys keep looking , are there any undiscovered places still waiting to be found do you think ?
Probably somewhere folk :)
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Why hasn’t anyone made a film about this unit
Top video guys 👍😎
oh darn i thought be more open and bigger not even any power
Plenty of white spider sacks around
2 out 10 for Chris's rope skills 😂
i have none lol im driver hahaha
Great way to start the day!
A great find, shame it had collapsed.
Bomb damage?
Brilliant folk's 👏
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Hi USA thanks again for support
Super! Thank you for video!!!👍🙏💛
look out for giant hogweed, folks!
Great video 👍
Is that ypur brother ian
Great gem, 10 out of 10 👍
Are you on the Minoxidil? :D
Salut viens explorer les carrières et bunker souterrain de ma région
What happened at the end.did a dog chase you
3.5 out of 10..
Don’t you lot get scared in these places?
Places that are collapsing I get a bit nervous lol
@@IKS-Exploration yeah mate. Don’t blame you. How about getting creeped out by weird vibes? You must have seen and heard some strange stuff on your missions.
Awesome video, shame about the collapse
Your country roads are so narrow over there.
Yes the Romans didn’t anticipate the width of modern vehicles !
@@fraggit stabby stabby pillage sounds like an average day in Londonistan !!!
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Alice in wonderland..3 guys go down a rabbit hole..graffiti spray cans are not welcomed by sex or any wonderland..watch out for mad haters and boar's..lol
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@@IKS-Exploration morning
Great gem, 10 out of 10 👍