A walk through cotwall end - exploring the black country

[@WebbysWalks]

Great video. We used to go to the nature reserve a lot as kids, when it was a free attraction and walking some of the parts you walked in this. Brings back memories. Cheers bud

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Your welcome mate I really enjoyed this walk can't wait to film more soon 😁📸

[@MrTommymarinetank-lb9wx]

Great video mate . Nice to watch after a long day at work .

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Thanks mate , looking into some more stuff soon to film

[@Black_Country_Chad]

Great video Drew 👍👏👏👏

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Thanks chad much appreciate it

[@Tractors_steam]

Excellent video.

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Thank you 😀📸

[@jayneunderwood1914]

The bricks and rocks you saw are on the coach road which took you to Ellowes Hall. Check out the Friends of Cotwall End who would be happy to meet you for your second visit.

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Thanks for sharing this definitely lots of history up here . I'll go on Facebook and join that group 😁

[@jayneunderwood1914]

Luck enough to live on the doorstep. Regular dog walks. The most interesting bit for me is the where you can detect the boundary between the grounds of what was Ellowes Hall and the mines and quarries.

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

I bet it's nice on very early mornings over here walking the dog must say it's a very nice nature reserve

[@andrewyates2618]

I live a street away from cotwalll end nature reserve ,a beautiful place to take a walk daily

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Nice to have something like this on your doorstep I'll be planning a second visit to the top half 😁

[@grahamhall8249]

That brick might have said PREMIER. Hope this helps you out.

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Thanks bud dates back a bit that brick

[@johnnythefox132]

A chap I know his grandad used to live in the farmhouse there

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

Do you know how old the farm was bud

[@johnnythefox132]

@@drewsoutdooradventures01 i don't know how old the actual farmhouse is but there has been people living in that area since 1327

[@drewsoutdooradventures01]

​@@johnnythefox132I'd probably say 1800s the farms crazy to see how far it dates back the area

[@johnnythefox132]

@@drewsoutdooradventures01 oooh yes it goes way back

[@Andolf10001]

The brick looks like it says premier made by glenfield in Leicester between 1898 and 1932