This is a WW2 Canadian Ram Tank, that was built in Canada originally with a Turret and 2 pdr and later 6 pdr gun. It was not used as a tank in action but was converted to carry infantry forward with other tanks, and called Ram Kangaroo. Later some of these were converted to be flame thrower tanks and called the Badger. The tracks and suspension was very similar to the US M3 Lee or the early M4 Sherman.

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ROCorps early/post nuke attack point, theres one at Ashover Rock 'Fabric'.

Have been over this loads of times in cars including a couple of classic mini's. Motorbikes as well, it never gets old. You just don''t get how steep it is looking through a dashcam or camera. The Roman Fort and scenery is outstanding. Nice one.

You missed the caved seats they are very comfy you wasn't far from them before you turned back

😂😂😂😂 hilarious. What a vid. The swearing and the painful leg. Brilliant. Haha. Great driving Andrew

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Followed an A35 van East to West over the pass some years ago, both the van and the Sierra I was driving coped quite easily.

I went over there in 1973 on my 650 cc Triumph sidecar outfit loaded with camping gear, no problem, apart from stalled VW type 2 camper vans stuck on the steepest corners.

It's not a Churchill and it's not a "tank", it's a Canadian Ram Kangaroo Armoured Personnel Carrier. It used to be marked on Google Maps but it isn't now.

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You're lucky you got to go there! You didn't see the boulder pile?

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Same my place in Philippines

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Another sorry day in the process of losing the best girlfriend I've ever had

what is the name of tge music used? 🤔

You found this difficult in a Land Rover...? Well I did it in my measly Ford Fiesta 1.0L Titanium with no 4WD option, and apart from stalling once because of someone coming downhill (driver error, lifted the clutch a bit to high, too soon) the car handled the two passes with ease. As for the Roman Road, a quick look on an OS Map will show that the modern one isn't exactly on the same alignment, apparently they did know better lol!! Great video by the way - but invest in a dashcam, less shaky results.

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so sad to see it abandoned like that

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I've been all over that area when I was younger and never heard of that place so thanks for showing us :)

Looks amazing, you picked a lovely day for it!

I really enjoyed that, thank you!

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Cool little video. Theres actually a small natural cave called Rains Cave a little further along the ridge, ciuldnt get in myself but it was archaeologically excavated and turned up Roman/Iron Age remains.

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Bet the key was under a rock by the door!!!

Area 51 of the UK is Porton Down. Or allegedly below RAF Rudloe Manor. However, a mate of mine used to go into Rudloe Manor doing maintenance etc. He reckoned it was full of out of date ratiin packs and a disused diesel generator!!!

Shame you went up on the windiest day lol and next time take bolt croppers to break the padlocks?

omg would love to come across this tank. this looks like a cool channel. new sub, 👍

It's a shame you missed out on 40foot, its the most stunning place you have never seen, i took my wife there wild camping and needed to take my stepsons there as decoys to give security someone to chuck off after we triggered the motion sensers on the way in. Still, don't tell every one where Q lives lol xxx

Underground waterway access. Hydro Power from the real past.

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I presume the mine workings were for lead?

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Any recommendations of good places you've bèn that would be a good ghost hun

We're in Derbyshire is this...would love to go.do a ghost hunt there

Bonjour. so professional view,so long,🤞

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I still have one, easy to repair, not controlled by constant upgrade like newer models. Doesn't die like the newer versions when not flown for many months.

That original advertisement is AWESOME! Do you, by chance, have the link to the full video?

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