Last look at 36 DD

[@dougthomas1582]

You were apprehended trying to explore 36DD.... what bloke hasn't been is the question. :)

[@seafax]

I'm disabled and can't get out much nowadays without the help of friends Pat, and would like very much to say thank you and count you among their number for showing me things like this that I never would have dreamed of otherwise.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi and that's really nice that my vidios show you these amazing places hidden from view. I, ve got loads more places to explore and places to camp, so hopefully keep you entertained through the next year, all the best Pat

[@paulrudd1063]

Last look?? Ms Fox has a permanent place in history. Surely??? Seriously Patrick, you are a legend. Thanks for the video. Your voice certainly sounds like it’s recovered which is good. I hope all is well.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks, yes feeling fine at the moment, yes finding my way round 36DD has certainly been a adventure, thanks Pat

[@claudbutlerroux7510]

All this construction just below our feet, fascinating. Cheers Pat 🍻

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes amazing, and all hidden away, thanks Pat

[@mattylongville]

The God Father of exploration!!! I salute you Patrick! Awesome video.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Matt took a lot of filming this one and I,am glad I,ve done it thanks Pat

[@bronte3663]

Those final segments when you hit the greenery were breathtaking Patrick, well done.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks, you would not think you had just left the steelworks amazing, all the best Pat

[@jamesmac8445]

Yet again another awesome video am surprised the invisibility shield went down at the wrong moment you should have done a dads army move and got tin helmet and branches of the trees you would never have been spotted hehehe anyway joking aside am back in China said goodbye to Kenya now looking for teaching work great to see 36dd looking amazing great hike that one seems to be well done on it once again all the best talk soon...

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Wow James you certainly get about, afraid I let my guard slip while looking for a lost walking pole, they new my name and everything about me, I had told them this on my previous vidio, but all part of the game, all the best Pat

[@strangedays453]

Fantastic photography , a pleasure to watch as always.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks a photographers paradise in places like this, thanks Pat

[@meanqueensuperscrimper8908]

Walking through water looks like a lot of fun. Thank you Patrick.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

It is especially underground, in somewhere you have never been, a real adventure...... thanks Pat 😊

[@Cant_be_arsed]

Yet another excellent made video pat. Really enjoyed it even though you couldn't go into much detail. "oy na then wat tha doin int water"

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I was expecting someone to shout that as I walked up the river, thanks Pat

[@navelriver]

lol!

[@lesleyclark119]

My heart was in my mouth waiting for someone to appear and nab you!

[@WiltshireMan]

Hi Pat Glad you was able to document what you could of the industrial heritage up there. You did well despite being apprehended. It amazes me the amount of man hours and hard graft that must have gone into making all those culverts and as you say at times it looked like you was in the middle of the countryside despite being in the heart of the steel works. Nature will always win the day in the end. Sandy PS I've been on the Speckled hen tonight:)

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Sandy, hope you, ve recovered from your epic walk across England, something to be proud of definetly deserve the Speckled Hen. You wonder how they built these places all those years ago, by hand, must of been hard for the men involved, built by craftsmen and that's why they are still here today, all the best Pat

[@psychokeef]

Brilliant video 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Keith, nice of you to say, thanks Pat

[@macushlamarsh2390]

Hi Patrick, love to watch your videos. Your sense of adventure is truly amazing. Whilst I love to watch your exploitations and I've watched a few now I feel for your sake it would make sense to have someone with you just in case you run into trouble. You do seem a very cautious chap with your witts well about you but just like climbing a ladder it only takes one error of judgement and you could be snookered. Like you I like exploring old railway tunnels viaducts and the like and not averse to being in places that are really private property to take those all important photographs but when you pulled that telescopic ladder out of your back pocket getting into the Barnsdale tunnel well I thought, there's a man on a mission lol. Keep safe and looking forward to viewing more of your exciting adventures. Richard.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Richard, safety is always at the forefront, but always like to explore, camp or whatever on my own, all the best Pat

[@WESTOFEDEN71]

Waited for part 2. Thanks Pat great job, sorry you had resistance. I wanted to mention my transport and pride and joy is a 1975 Nottingham split frame 10 speed that was never sold in the USA. I've had it over a year and logged many hundreds of miles on it. Seems Nottingham is only 55 or so km from Sheffield. I just wanted to share

[@Ficus_blue]

Thanks for all your videos Pat, they really are most interesting and very enjoyable.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thank you, nice comments, thanks Pat

[@pauld.1256]

Well done Pat... truly a great adventure.. l can only imagine how tired you must of been trudging thru 36DD....that is some hard work but appreciated by your viewers!! All the best Pat and on to another video post!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Paul, it was a tough one this, in more ways than one, glad I did it, the steelworks may not last much longer, glad I got the explore done, all the best Pat

[@100SteveB]

Absolutely love the trouble and effort you go to to get your camera in a position where you can get some fantastic shots. I have a feeling it must have been this effort that got you caught! Saying you were going to stick to the wall so that you could not been see, all the time talking to a camera that you had placed on the opposite back in full view of the road above. That is real dedication! It is all very much appreciated this end. Makes your videos so interesting to watch. Thanks for all your great effort and hard work Pat, great work!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Steve, yes takes a bit of effort but worth it in the end, and it's great fun trying to compose different shots and angles, thanks again Pat

[@jamesbrookes6298]

Hi Pat... & thank you for yet another brilliantly developed informative video. All the bery best to you my friend take care buddy. Jim.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Jim, loved making this vidio but won,t be returning, thanks Pat

[@jamesbrookes6298]

@@patrickdickinson6492 i dont blame you buddy. Keep your selfe safe & out of trouble as best you can with all the Hitler's there is saying you shunt do that & you cant do this. Thanks again buddy. Jim.

[@agentbertram4769]

Most enjoyable. Thanks Pat. It's interesting too see the underworld even below a steel works. They don't seem to intrude upon the river much except for pipes and cables. i worked on Stanlow oil refinery for several years through which runs the river Gowy. They took extraordinary measures to ensure that the river remained unpolluted on its way to the Mersey. Good to see that the steel company take care to not mess up the local waterway. I am surprised that they got upset at your walking the route. You were in the river not the steel mill. I didn't notice any signage saying you can't get down and into the culvert. Perhaps it was hidden by a tree...

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes very nice journey this, and it's in the steelworks interest as it does show they are looking after the river and risks from pollution, anyway back up in the trees soon, all the best Pat

[@thelastengineer2315]

Wonderful video there Pat, thanks.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

You cannot be the last engineer, but thanks for watching and kind comments, thanks Pat

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Tension all the way, then a beautiful spring like finish. THANK YOU.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

My pleasure again...... thanks Pat

[@jeffreywinter2660]

The final chapter and conclusion of the EPIC trilogy, well presented, well filmed, and well done.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Jeffrey, turned out to be a bit of a adventure, all the best Pat

[@ChrisAuton]

"so I'm gonna keep to this back edge so I'm hidden from view" Of course you are Pat! And the camera just hopped up there all by itself :-) I don't know what your heart rate would have been placing and retrieving the cameras, and passing those parked cars by a much lower bank. I know mine might have been a little swift though! Amazing to see stuff like the mini brick arches between those beams and what a state of disrepair cable management can be in when no-one is looking! Once again Pat, thanks for an interesting, informative and slightly more tense than normal, upload. All the best, Chris.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Chris, yes new I was risking it try to get the footage from the far bank, but I knew I had got most of my filming done. I honestly did, nt think they would be bothered about a old bloke messing about in the river, hopefully back up in the tree canopy soon, all the best Pat

[@ChrisAuton]

You know what Pat,I think that's part of the problem. We know we are (fairly) sensible blokes just interested in our environment, but it doesn't seem to translate! Still, I'm sure they'll get the hang of it/us eventually :-) Sounds like a bit of a dangle to look forward to, but with some of your videos I'm not going to assume it's in a tree just because you mentioned a canopy. I'll wait until I see leaves 😉 again and as ever, thanks for the information, inspiration and entertainment. Chris.

[@CyclingSteve]

Thanks again Pat, I came for the wild camping and stayed for the portaledge and the culverts. :D

[@MrPianoKnee]

Excellent. Great tension in this story. You have inspired a renewed discourse of the concept of man owning or even attempting to domesticate nature. A few minutes' research online explained to me that most of the smaller waterways in your part of the world are not public thoroughfares. Laws vary throughout the world regarding this matter. As a young man studying land surveying, in the State of Texas, I learned that for a Texas waterway to be publically accessible, it must be thirty feet wide AND navigable. This right does not extend beyond the river bank, to the adjacent lands. I see that many in Britain wish to have some access to the small streams and that progress is being made, on this front. At the same time we must not lose sight of the need to be protective of these vital natural places. Through your example, you have conveyed very well, a sense of respect both for nature's wonders and humans' engineering. Humans are a part of nature, as is their handiwork. As always, the issue is balance. In your own special diplomacy you are helping to bring about better understanding. Please be encouraged. You are yet to be discovered by most. ~Peter

[@zdenekmarek3843]

Hallo Pat.Very interesting and a little frightening for your safety.I should think at our age we should go as a pair for safety sake? Best Wishes.Thankyou for the showing. Now to mow the Grass field I have as aGarden or Jungle.Bye.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi zdenek, I, ve just done mine, but it still keeps growing. Thanks for concerns but I feel very safe, and more of a challenge on my own, all the best Pat

[@stephenlittle7534]

Clever title. Still like your visit to ever entrance to what we will find. Thanks

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes 36 DD is a very attractive title, all the best Pat

[@knightsaberami01]

I truly enjoy the explorations you bring to us. These are the kinds of sights I'd like to see if I ever had the chance to make it over. Dad's side of the family emigrated to the US back in 1685. Thank you and very happy to hear you are doing so well after the issues with the thyroid. Well done and be watching for another explore. Seriously how are you not on History Channel?

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for that nice of you to say, feeling fine now and lucking forward to some wildcamping and few explores thrown in as well, all the best Pat

[@brianfindsall]

Brilliant and daring as usual. Thankyou Patrick

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks appreciate those comments thanks Pat

[@A2kjb]

Your a brave man. The thought of treading in your shoes scares the hell out of me......

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Kev, once your in there the adrenaline takes over, start to feel safe and wow, so fantastic, all the best Pat

[@s5productionz]

excellent video Pat, thanks for uploading part 2

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Pete

[@xr2irs1800]

Great video great guy. Love the way you explain things and the camera angles you use. Looking forward to the next one 👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks always interesting to see what different angles you can film from, thanks Pat

[@darrenbush4491]

Two great videos Pat I do like you light painting pictures.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Darren the light painting really shows the detail up, probably the clearest it has ever been seen. It is astounding when I put the photos on the computer and the dark tunnel or culvert comes to life, thanks again all the best Pat

[@robertoreilly6424]

Nice to see a Happy man in his waders plodding along 😃

[@patrickdickinson6492]

When I put my waders, adventure is not far away, all the best Pat

[@robertoreilly6424]

@@patrickdickinson6492 always good to see

[@slipthegreyhound]

Another 'Jewel' of a video Pat. Although you had "difficulties " this was still an in depth video of the now infamous 36DD 👍👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes caused me a few problems this 36DD, but don, t they always, thanks Pat

[@davidberlanny3308]

Hi Pat, An interesting explore, excellently filmed as always. Thanks for being honest about what happened. Raises some interesting questions about the rights of use of the waterways but I suppose once the Steelworks knew what you had done in the first video they were duty bound to take some action. There must have been some interesting conversations between the management and security staff there!! Unfortunately the culvert that I told you about that runs through Granada starts in the main tourist areas just below the Alhambra its always really busy there but maybe there are guided tours that can be done, the videos that both you and Martin Zero have done have done have really motivated me. There is another one not so far away in Cazorla that goes right underneath a ruined church, its an easy walk, but despite that its very spectacular. Good luck from Spain!! PS Its snowing here at the moment!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes I was pushing my luck with this one, they new about me and I went back several times, so I got caught, no problem, a least I got nearly all the footage I wanted for my video......thanks Pat

[@shaunlaverick5793]

excellent video Patrick ive quite enjoyed watching your other vids and look forward to seeing more posting in the future.thx for sharing

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you, ve enjoyed them Shaun, back up into the trees soon, thanks Pat

[@shaunlaverick5793]

I hope the weather stays nice for you when up in the trees. lol

[@ProjectNarrowboat]

Another classic - I'm still catching up having discovered you only recently! keep 'em coming!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Great to have you along, hope to keep you entertained, all the best Pat

[@glyngregory4846]

well done pat very cloak and dagger enjoyed it thanks.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I enjoy a bit of cloak and dagger, should of been a spy, all the best Pat

[@sebmatic1]

Another fantastic video Pat keep up the good work!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Matt, quite difficult to film this one with the problems I had so glad its done and I can get on with my next adventure, all the best Pat

[@bushcraftandastronomer.3775]

Hi Pat. I've really enjoyed this explore series and it must have been alot of fun and I enjoyed the history from the videos. BBC should contact you for a television series as I think it would be successful. Another great video from you and I'm looking forward to more explore videos from you!!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes quite a bit of excitement with this series of videos, and alot of fun as well, all the best Pat

[@ronaldsykes2683]

no need to thank us Patrick, a huge THANK YOU to yourself, sir, for making these videos for us all to watch, you are doing history a favour by chronicling these hidden gems.. keep up the good work..

[@DREGGOBBLER]

9:56 Perfect timing. Never thought watching someone walk up a river could be so exciting! I can just imagine how bizarre it would be to be working there and to hear your voice coming from the river! Good effort Pat, thanks for the videos.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Liam, yes because I should not be there, it felt so exciting, like a covert operation, if only they new I was only feet from the men working there, amazing, thanks Pat

[@blackydon]

What an amazing adventure sir Pat. Great pictures and video. They can't keep a explorer of your calibre down. I can say me and all your viewers look forward to the next adventure. Stay safe out there. Cheers.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for those kind words, I think I can say I get as much fun out of making these vidios as you do watching them. Been underground for a while so time to get back up in the trees I think, all the best Pat

[@Ross-gf4fv]

Thanks for the entertainment once again Pat

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Ross, appreciate your comments thanks Pat

[@Tg-cb7ly]

Again a great video pat very enjoyable thankyou very much

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks Pat

[@matthewjenkins3149]

Always enjoy your travels...

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Matthew

[@peterrose561]

Very interesting pat love your videos

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Peter

[@wyomingadventures]

Love the culvert. Thank you for sharing your adventure Pat. Great job! 😊

[@jameskeeley4307]

Many thanks Pat for taking the time and effort to produce 36DD p2 under such restrictive circumstances. You must have nerves of British Steel😄. As you say in your conclusion, I'm very much looking forward to being entertained with your next adventure. Well done and all the best, James👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks James yes a difficult one this one but worth it for such a different place, going back up in the tree's soon, all the best Pat

[@peteredwardfox]

Made my day being notified that another video was posted... Really enjoyed the 36 DD explore series, brilliant finale. Thanks Pat.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Pete, and glad 36DD was a hit, all the best Pat

[@q3y6]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos Pat, the light painting photos are quite stunning. Looking forward to your next adventure, all the best and keep safe.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for that, they really show up the detail of the culvert, all the best Pat

[@ruthb7605]

Another great video, even if more limited than you would have liked. Might I suggest a high vis jacket, a clip board in a waterproof cover and a set of sampling bottles for future ones, you can them claim you are just doing a surprise spot sampling of the water quality and of course people weren't informed you were doing otherwise it wouldn't have been surprise spot sampling. Put the fear of the water company and the Environment agency into them. Having worked at a plating company i know how tight discharge limits are these days and the fear induced by a water company van turning up unannounced .

[@martingeordie]

Thanks again Pat for your amazing and educational videos. They are very enjoyable and interesting.

[@davidfairbanks3707]

What a fantastic journey you take us on Pat, beautiful scenery and great commentary. Keep them coming😀.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks David some parts you would not think you were in a steelworks, all the best Pat

[@ioryroberts6607]

Can’t beat a good pair 🍐🍐36dd great video pat thankyou👍👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes 36dd always worth a second look, all the best Pat

[@peterhurrell3542]

im glad domeone like yourself Patrick takes the time to do these things, thank you mate, it's great.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Peter, love making the vidios, keeps my brain active, all the best Pat

[@johnfrancis2215]

Great video pat,

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks John, appreciate your comments thanks Pat

[@donaldschmenk4345]

Thanks patrick, you deliver the best drain footage, first video I was scared a man that age was doing it, but you are amazing, I cant believe you are so good at it!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Donald, kind of you to say, just a matter of careful planning and taking your time and putting saftey at the top, like being back at work, all the best Pat

[@haroldhorseposture9435]

Once again , well done , and thanx ,Pat. Keep it up ,and.........try to stay outta jail !!!!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Nice to hear from you again, hope you are both well, they never lock me up, haha, all the best and see ya at Barrow Hill next year, Pat

[@philnewman1110]

Conventional television channels would do there ratings a power of good hiring you Patrick, i find this far more interesting than the garbage they put on the box, brilliant video just subscribed looking out for more of your videos, well done indeed!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Phil, bit of a risky oné this as on private property, but just had to do it, so curious to know what was down there, thanks Pat

[@AGORDEIRE]

great Pat!! really enjoyed both of these videos. great passion. camera work, and lighting. a fine collection to pass on to the next generation.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yeah Alan, glad I went down here here I did, although a bit private, it was such a amazing place, thanks Pat

[@Welsh_YETI]

Thank you Pat for all your fabulous videos. I’ve binged watched all 67 or so of them now. I do this whilst having my breakfast in the mornings 😂. Hope your well, keep up the great videos. From Adam👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Adam it's great that you enjoy my vidios and wow you must of looked at them all, that's great, all the best Pat

[@metubewot]

Great video again Patrick. Your SAS training is starting to shine through in all these clandestine recce' missions. Loved it.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes thought it might come in useful, haha, all the best Pat

[@hildea.e3319]

This is beautiful. l feel very sad, and heavy at heart, looking at what was, and now a short time after, what is. With all human, and with humanity it self. Thank you for this nice little walk. 💕😌

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed the vidio, some parts were very tranquil, thanks Pat

[@PWRDWNSYSRestartNo]

Pat. Thank you! As always, very interesting and filmed brilliantly. Shame you were spotted - but glad they didn’t seem to take it any further. In fact seemed positive that they offered to accompany you. Looking forward to the next explore :-)

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes the steelworks were fine, just did, nt want me in the river, no problem, thanks Pat

[@janhaagenschmith4585]

Keep on explore! Great to follow you! Jan s

[@wayneofox1081]

Great explore pat, congrats on getting it documented. A lovely secluded area, rarely seen, quality film well done. Thanks for sharing!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Wayneo, yes glad I got this one done, certainly different, all the best Pat

[@lloydr.6271]

Excellent as always. 3 or 4 spells in hospital this year and your down to earth style always lifts my spirits although sometimes the nurses don't understand. Many more whenever it pleases you, always worth the wait. Please take care. Many thanks. Lloyd.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hello Lloyd, sorry to hear about your predicament but hopefully they are looking after you, I, ll keep you entertained best I can, all the best Pat

[@georgegunn9387]

Hi again Pat, Absolutely brilliant mate!...what a great escapade that was!! Glad you didn't get collared by the boys in blue. Another excellent adventure well edited and well put together too...can't wait for the next one! Best regards George

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks George yes bit of a adventure down there, hopefully returning to the tree canopy soon, all the best Pat

[@aidan9133]

Still a great video Pat despite the problems you had ...already looking forward to the new stuff that’s on the way 🙂

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Aidan, I have a feeling I will be returning to the trees soon, thanks Pat

[@Mark-xh6qc]

What a great start to my morning!! Another gem for sure. Thanks Pat. 😁😁

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks for the comments and hope you enjoy the video, all the best Pat

[@stevebates7434]

always a great viewing cheers sir

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Steve

[@RaimoLehtinen]

Very interesting....thank you for sharing👍

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Raimo

[@DaedalusYoung]

A good 36 DD always deserves an extra look. Excellent as always, Pat.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes agree with you there, worth second, third and forth look, all the best Pat

[@lancashirebiker6200]

Magical thank you Patrick.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Describes it perfectly, thanks Pat

[@jdppepp3252]

Nice one pat a other grate video very interesting and great camera work you should have your own series lot more interesting then they put on the TV today keep up the grate work

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks, appreciate your comments thanks Pat

[@lawrencewright631]

Great photography as always Pat,one to cross of your list many thanks

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes been waiting to exore thus one for a while, move on to the next adventure now, thanks Pat

[@jnmykn5557]

Hello Again Patrick. many thanks for your time and effort in producing the vid, it is very much appreciated. Keep it up !!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks, I enjoyed making it, thanks Pat

[@jimpemberton]

It was still a nice explore, Pat. I also appreciate you pointing out your stick. A good stick is invaluable whether exploring culverts or hiking. I do a lot of hiking in the mountains and have a 7' stick cut from the trunk of a sapling in an area destined to be cleared out for development. I call it a stick , but it's more like a pole. Being dried out, it's not too heavy to bring along. It helps when navigating hills, crossing streams, and even encountering wildlife. I have used it to keep rattlesnakes at bay, for example.

[@robynlovat3344]

Nice one Pat , sterling as usual , really enjoy your work , looking forward to the next adventure , I know Sheffield and the surrounding area a little so it's great learning more with ya 🙂

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Robyn, glad you enjoyed my vidios, back up into the trees next for something different, thanks Pat

[@solorip]

You go were you like pat, go hiking pat have a break for a bit, i miss the hike videos. Well done,

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes must get out camping, but where does all the time go, thanks Pat

[@hobit43]

Hi Pat, great video as ever cant wait for the next adventure, all the best Brian.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Brian, quite a few vidios planned, all the best Pat

[@anthonyheaton5798]

I spent the whole video in suspense, waiting for you to be caught. Good that they offered to let you continue. I can see it wouldn't be the same with a supervisor. You must have shown them some of your previous work? This material is real history.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Hi Anthony, real exciting adventure this, kept thinking I may get spotted, made it more exciting, but I wanted to complete as much of the explorer as I could, all the best Pat

[@gerardhand1954]

Much appreciated Pat.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Your welcome, thanks Pat

[@adrianh9375]

Thanks Pat. Looking forward to the next one, take care out there, all the best.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Adrian

[@kvlteacher5911]

Superb! Thank you Pat!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes some impressive sights down there, all the best Pat

[@stuartrich4574]

A great series Pat, it must have taken you ages. Cheers L

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes thinking back it took ages, but learning new photography and video skills all the time, thanks Pat

[@Deebz270]

Patrick you are truly a breath of fresh air

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks again, kind of you to say, thanks Pat

[@markdale8301]

Great photography, well made video and really interesting content. Top work. You’re inspiring me to get some waders and get exploring.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Whenever I put my waders on I know its going to be a great day out, exploring unknown places, definitely recommend it, all the best Pat

[@TheGlassman63]

Keep em coming Pat. It gladdens me when i see a new posting from you.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Ryan, lots more ideas, going above ground up in the tree canopy soon, all the best Pat

[@dazasc1621]

I love the history to your adventures,great work,I can't wait for more,stay safe buddy.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Daza

[@TerminusVox]

Thank you for another great exploration series!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Your welcome Martin

[@toothfairy2353]

Thanks Pat !!!!!!

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Glad you enjoyed it, all the best Pat

[@BugRacer1955]

Well done Patrick 👍🏻 not an easy exploration

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Nope not the easiest, glad I,ve got it done now, thanks Pat

[@Anybloke]

Thanks Pat. A very nice end to the 36DD series.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks, sad to say bye bye to 36DD, thanks Pat

[@ianjames1179]

Double D's always get you in to trouble, and they certainly did for you Pat. Thats why I prefer little fried eggs. But seriously, can't wait for your next adventure, your channel is first class entertainment. Well done mate.

[@G1ZQCArtwork]

Absolutely fantastic. If you hadn't told us you had been caught, we would never have guessed. Just as a thought, why not present Liberty Steel with a DVD copy of your work.? David.

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Yes I, am sure it would be useful, as the culvert could do with a bit of a tidy up and maintence, it's on KZbin if they want it, thanks Pat

[@taxalterror]

Thanks again Patrick for another top video, train tunnels would be interesting, a old friend of mine used to go through cowburn tunnel on Christmas day! he told me there is some sort of brewing up area beneath the airshaft.. :)

[@patrickdickinson6492]

I, ll read up on that one, I do have some tunnels for later on in year, should be good ones, all the best Pat

[@phill812004]

Brilliant video once again

[@patrickdickinson6492]

Thanks Phill