The Cave of Robin Hood???

[@NickyBsHistory]

email address for info/details on Kinver ..... [e-mail]

[@peterdeans4635]

Awesome place my freind, could you imagin that still covered in forest? Wether or not the man was real about the early 1800s was about the time local tourism was taking off , for those with the time and dosh, and the landowners would embelish local history to draw the crowds. Thanks for the video, take care👍😊

[@amoanonaphone.6423]

Much better sound sir, always enjoy sharing a peek into your eyes and life you allow me to be part of, even on a screen. I appreciate your work.

[@burneye]

woot woot 🙌 only one way to find out

[@MudCity21030]

Very interesting looking place! One curious thing I noticed, or didn't notice rather, and that's the lack of carved graffiti. The narrative tells us places like this were refuges or hiding places for bandits and outlaw types...none of them carved anything onto the walls to pass the time? Doesn't seem likely. Did you notice any of that on your walkabout? Great video!

[@NickyBsHistory]

You know what its only now when youve just mentioned it that i realised i didnt see anything like that! It must be one of the only places ive been to where i havent come across any carvings in the rock.. Nice catch fella! 😎💚

[@MudCity21030]

@@NickyBsHistory thanks! I'm good like that! 😃

[@burneye]

we need a time machine! but until then, boots on the ground is the next best place

[@NickyBsHistory]

Would love me a time machine bro! But until such a time i will keep wearing my boots away😎💚

[@SueGirling68]

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

[@NickyBsHistory]

Thanks for the tip I'll give it a read😊😎💚

[@SueGirling68]

@@NickyBsHistory he has a newer and an older version, for reference I have both and his other books too. I know this book will scratch the itch you have so to say. x

[@NickyBsHistory]

I am familiar with his work just not the book but have saved it to read it later.. Will let you know what comes up😎💚

[@amoanonaphone.6423]

Could be the rock was used to collect water...Idk.

[@NickyBsHistory]

I'd say the same Johnny.. 😎💚