Ay'up lad, hope you are all well, it's been a while. JohnnySe7en.

Does any one else suspect this place might have been the original inspiration for Rudyard Kipling's King Louie's Castle in his novel The Jungle Book? Timelines match nicely, and timeless all the same 🤔🤣

An amazing place! It felt like a joyous playground; my dog certainly loved it! I didnt dare go into the caves; screw that 😅 Take care with little 'uns as there are some hefty drops. For older kids (including the Mums and Dads) it's a haven of adventure and bravado. As a parent, can confirm The Druids pub below (if you can find your way back) has a great range of drinks and snacks and the pies are incredible value! 🍻🥧

Bridgnorth is a beautiful town! We moved there in 1968 when I was two years old and when I was old enough I would play in the Leprosy Caves and disused railway tunnel. If you are wondering why there is a brick walk with window arches, it's because an old lady used to have a house built into the caves!!! 😮. During the Black death, loppers were sent to the caves to dwell out of the way of uninfected people.

Fascinating site, and a good video m8, enjoyed it.. id like to visit that place sometime.

The small entrances could be for animals, pets rather than people.

I think it’s art - creativity at its best 🤩 I live in Birchover ❤

Thanks man.

Where have ye gone??

Rowtor rocks again really sick of seeing the same place loads of interesting places in Derbyshire .

be going to tilly whim for year's and years never been in side, me mum went in as a kid before it closed in about the 50s. They also found 100s of fossil in side and have very rare bat's. Good video

I completely agree with you! I feel like they almost deliberately leave places partly smashed up

Never a quarry! That was the inside of a building/premises. You can see the scratch marks that show render would have been on top of it

Thats funny, I was just gonna say this is remnant of parts of Kinver, and I see its in the description. You know what? You see the same in China, Cambodia, and several other places. We need to map out globally what evidence we have!!

Oh my word mate! This is such a great find! Great footage and really enjoy your chilled, open narration. The narrative is always absolute BS mate!

The majority of those cellar holes and hatches are most likely coal shoots. It’s extremely common on houses of a certain age. We tend to ignore or forget they are they nowadays. The rest, I’d say were old stores for various uses and goods, ideal for keeping food stuffs cool as well. Sand stone is very easy to dig out or into.

Was there yesterday on a rainy miserable day - no one there , like you I have no idea what thinking behind this was- reminds me of something that people like the mole man of our time may have built . Seems to lack any reason .

Hey Nicky B and Family - We are missing yous !!!

Some of these small windows are cellars, but also, during world war 2 hitler had plans to occupy Bridgnorth as well

@nicky B , I agree our history is complete b.s. I think in the 20 s to the 40s many people used the woods for heating their homes. SO they cut down the trees, but the seeds remained, therefore in 80 years the forest grew naturally as the people started to use coal and oil to heat their home after ww2. just a theory, but wanted to share. fyi new subscriber here from the U.S.

Not been there for a few years but used to go regularly as a teenager. We used to call the rocking stone ‘The Heartstone’, it made the sound of a heartbeat when you rocked it. Don’t know if that’s it’s official name though.

It’s amazing in a cost of living crisis, how much money is being thrown around by the ‘authorities’. Also strange how so many councils across the UK are on the verge of bankruptcy in the same year 🤷‍♀️

Lego??? Can you ask to exchange it you might get a teeshirt ,novelty lighter 😂

Yo yo Nicki b, can't be sure , probably wrong but the three in shot at end of vid, are they too long? LoL hope it's dry around your way, take care👍😊

This gave me flashbacks to the 80's growing up every Christmas....always pieces missing so I'd have to build something completely random to what i ordered lol

How lovely!

Best time to fix a potencial danger is before it happens. You may have noticed certain problems being aloud to fester in certain areas over the last few years, contrary to what paul thinks about people pushing dirt up infront to hide these awesome glimpses of times past it all obviously, yes even the twenty year old trees he says were planted just to make him mad🤣🤣they actually did a bungy jump from the top, dam swingers😲. If the homless are pushed out or the refugees cant be housed they , like the original occupiers will make them home, god forbid there was a slip next winter or a group tunnel deeper and have a problem with carbon monoxide, layers just love a good sueing. How big was that piece that wrecked the fence?. It may not be to stop people getting inside but someone walking along the track as that slipped and mangled the fence would be happy its there. You should see what the council are planning to do, they might sute it back up for the community?? Take care as always and for what its worth ,,i never considered you short sighted my freind, just finding the direction of your channel, and there are some very pretty areas youve shown us. Take care to you and your family , stay healthy👍😊

Your gonna have to let us out of our suspense now my freind😊👍

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Hi, you should read "Fingerprints of the Gods" by Graham Hancock, it will make your head spin. xx

Funny how we have thousands upon thousands of miles of exposed cliffs around the UK and many are unstable but they dont stick fences around them. It would be a real shame if that fence had holes bent into it or parts were pulled down.

Nice one I would like to go back in time to see what they really were 👍 keep up the good work

I love sandstone

I agree not every fucking thing is poured is easy to carve into that stuff even with a stick. We are all pissing in the wind guessing no one will ever know none of us was there and anyone that claims the know what was going on is a total knob.

Bate time 👌

Ooft 😮 didnt expect that ! Alarm thingy today - if internet goes off - Goodbye Friends 🙋🏼‍♀️🌻

Hey Nicki b, the part you tried to climb at the end would of originally had a rope to help and the feet hole would of been like climbing a ladder, it's very hard to climb without a rope as you saw. Wether or not it started off as a cave then quarried into a big open space for storage ( you would be surprised how many ammo dumps there are scattered around mostly for territorial and teaching foreign forces but anyway, you asked why small brick rooms and pillars holding up the roof might be all about. When storing ammo you want to pack it into small2,5 MTRS areas usually with another wall around about 300ml gap between the first and second wall ( for containing the blast should an accident happen) the colours are added to stop a collapse of the roof , the tiles would have been layed so the floor is nice and smooth to push sack trolleys or similar loaded with explosives and not have them fall off. Just a thought you may find more info at declassified MOD maybe. Hope that might of helped, thanks for showing us around, take care👍😊