Thanks for watching and commenting Mike. Glad you enjoyed it. Have you seen the second Million video too? The Million Part 2 ruclips.net/video/HPBY7fVnFo4/видео.html
Hi Mike, thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it. Have you seen the second Million video too? The Million Part 2 ruclips.net/video/HPBY7fVnFo4/видео.html
Hi Paul, yes I did thanks, fascinating, you could well be correct re the Home Gard Aux units, as I side note as I kid i used to go round the Millon with metal detector Coleting spent amo , in hindsight probably not a wise thing to do !!
Thanks for watching Michael. There is a public bridal way right through the middle. There are other paths too, but there are areas that are marked as ‘private, do not enter’.
@@michaeljoyce8410 I've been in the private areas, lots of big tyre tracks that look to be from JCBs but the place was empty, not much to see apart from different pathways.
Great content for what it was. Not sure what camera you're using for the video, but I definitely recommend a Rode Video Mic Pro if you have a port that would allow you to connect one. I'm an audio guy, so I've gotta put a plug in here for something to increase your audio quality.
Hi Matt. Thanks for watching and commenting. That is the location that I am hinting at, however the layout isn’t really consistent with an ammo store. (Nor a HG aux unit OB) There is a follow up video planned so keep watching!
Many thanks for all your videos, fascinating local history. It's good to see it being documented .
Thanks for watching and commenting Mike. Glad you enjoyed it. Have you seen the second Million video too? The Million Part 2
ruclips.net/video/HPBY7fVnFo4/видео.html
Hi Mike, thanks for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it. Have you seen the second Million video too? The Million Part 2
ruclips.net/video/HPBY7fVnFo4/видео.html
Hi Paul, yes I did thanks, fascinating, you could well be correct re the Home Gard Aux units, as I side note as I kid i used to go round the Millon with metal detector Coleting spent amo , in hindsight probably not a wise thing to do !!
Good breakdown, love to see different locations around the world.
Thank you for watching and the comment is much appreciated.
very informative , thankyou
Thank you for watching.
Very interesting. I have an O/S map of Kinver (SO88), dated 1961, which has the racecourse marked.
Thanks for watching Andy. Glad you liked it. It’s very challenging to spot any remains of the race course on the ground though!
Is there public access to the million then? Never been sure 🤷♂️ Enjoyed the video again, thanks 🙏
Thanks for watching Michael. There is a public bridal way right through the middle. There are other paths too, but there are areas that are marked as ‘private, do not enter’.
@@thewheezywanderer6995 thanks, I live not far away, I’ll have an explore myself.
@@michaeljoyce8410 I've been in the private areas, lots of big tyre tracks that look to be from JCBs but the place was empty, not much to see apart from different pathways.
Great content for what it was. Not sure what camera you're using for the video, but I definitely recommend a Rode Video Mic Pro if you have a port that would allow you to connect one. I'm an audio guy, so I've gotta put a plug in here for something to increase your audio quality.
Thanks for watching Patrick and for the comment. I have a mic, but it had to be returned as faulty. Waiting for the replacement to come.
I’m sure I have seen a video of Million Cave , this could of been the ammunition store
Hi Matt. Thanks for watching and commenting. That is the location that I am hinting at, however the layout isn’t really consistent with an ammo store. (Nor a HG aux unit OB) There is a follow up video planned so keep watching!
@@thewheezywanderer6995 great look forward to your videos, I used to live in Kinver , such an interesting place 👍🏻
My grandad told ke there was a ammo cache hidden in the million one of Churchill underground army efforts
Thanks for watching. These are what I was talking about. Nice to hear another instance of the rumours!
Hi . Would you have any other information on what your grandfather told you please . Cheers
All I remember was he told us of a arms cache that was hidden under THE hill..his words
@@scooterific4005 Thanks for your reply . Cheers
Many thanks for all your videos, fascinating local history. It's good to see it being documented .