The Tunnel and the Stairs in the woods

[@auser1484]

Martin Zero, he's my hero, gonna take boredom down to Zero. 👍

[@michaelwalters7333]

Fck Yeah

[@MartinZero]

😀👍

[@cplinstructor]

Lol I remember that show, pure evil toxic radical environmentalist propaganda made for kids, but I liked it as a kid before I knew better lol

[@gmr1241]

I like the clever way you've rhymed Zero with zero :-p

[@cheekyegg]

Had the computer game for that on the Amiga. Was awful

[@haroldhorseposture9435]

That platform ,was the coaling stage for the CEGB engines that worked the power station. I see the pit roads have been filled in, it's been 20 years nearly since I was last there. Just been looking at some pix I took last year around there on a nostalgic trip back to where my missus is from , and found some of Mickelhurst station. The loop , and the old twin-bore tunnels at Diggle were being seriously considered for re-opening when Ed Burkhardt was in charge at EWS , about the time I mover to the company. They were prepared to put some good money up for it , but it came to nowt , like a lot things.Used to ride my trail/enduro bike around the goods yard and trackbed in the arly 2000's, even into the goods shed ! Right where you filmed it last time. The whole place is dripping with atmosphere and interest. Another blockbuster, Sir.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Harold for the information and yes its still an incredible place

[@epj900]

Love that name!!

[@quickclipsbyjmj]

I don't watch the live streams because they take too long to get going. However, I never miss an episode. When the fan club starts, I want to join. Martin explains and hosts better than presenters on TV. Genuine reality tv. Thanks for the magazine style, more please.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@katewolfspirit6722]

Quickclips ByJMJ Yes I agree! TV is rubbish, I barely watch. Thanks Martin so much for your amazing and informative videos, with Dean's fab soundtrack. By the way, loving the squirrel t shirt you are wearing here. Where did you get it?

[@richardberechula2942]

Martin - the remains of the (lighter-coloured brick) buildings, where you guys gained access to an upper-floor (via the 'makeshift' ladder) are those of an engine-shed, used for the stabling and (light-)maintenance of the plant's little diesel shunter loco(s). I seem to recall it was a single-road depot/shed only. I'd kinda "UrbEx'ed" it back in the 70s, as a zit-faced kid, together with friends from Ashton Grammar School. Back then, there was really hardly any forestation like there is today - and there was a rickety metal staircase leading up to the top-level of the "motive-power depot"/loco-shed ...... which I think only some of us scaled. There was a large amount of railway infrastructure still left in-situ back then: a multitude of tracks still there (in about '75 - '77'ish) and we were obsessed with throwing the hand-operated points nearby, in the general yard area as well as with collecting the huge screws which fixed the CHAIRS (for the rails) to the SLEEPERS ....... we likened those screws to "Gerry stick-grenades."

[@MartinZero]

Ahh so you have been there Richard. I would have loved to have seen the place back then

[@matthewwigley1613]

Hi Martin, the writing in the concrete above the second tunnel entrance reads F.C Construction Derby. The F.C bit is short for ferro concrete. F.C Construction was a company in Derby who specialised in manufacturing precast concrete sections for civil engineering projects like the tunnel you explored. It's been a few years since I was in that area of Derby but I think that F.C are still going. I lived about about a mile form the F.C plant back in the seventies, which was situated on Alfreton road on the north side of the city, my mum would occasionally work there in the accounts office when they were busy. Trivia I know but I couldn't resist the share. I don't know if your aware of the North Wales slate mines, there's dozens of them, most of them easy to explore. They're a big interest of mine and they're not too far from you for a long weekend explorathon. I'd love to see you try some of those, some of them would blow your mind, take a look. I would be more than willing to point you in the right direction if you want. Love your videos, keep it up and keep safe.

[@katherineroyal423]

I am SO glad YOU are the one climbing down into dank, dark scary places and I'm sitting in my armchair, warm and with a cuppa in my hand. Cheers from North America and keep the vlogs coming.

[@SuperRichhead]

Thanks again to you and your pals for another great video

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Richard

[@TheUphillracer]

Another fascinating piece of modern archeology. The images and music are suitably dramatic. Thank you as ever Martin and your assistants not forgetting the knowledgeable commenters here.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Eddie

[@trevorwright6165]

wow, that was fantastic we were on the edge of my chair watching this one and the reward for us all in finding the steps in the woods very interesting martin and thanks to your great team so glad you all are well. still stuck indoors here on lockdown we can't get out yet doctors orders but thank you all so much what a way to start a new week with marine zero our hero love to you all from trev Christine down south on lockdown

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much to you all, hope your well and get out soon

[@nicklowe536]

Fantastic film just what is needed for a lock down Sunday

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Nick

[@Cemental]

Excellent work! I enjoy all the background info that you provide: old maps, new maps, historic photos, etc.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you

[@kdean9537]

Thanks Martin, not only did I enjoy from the comfort from my own home while you went into the tunnel, but thought well...I may as well have a nice glass of wine! 😊 Great drone footage & music. Really enjoyed this. Thank you...take really good care...stay safe! 💖from Canada!

[@MartinZero]

I hope the wine went down well. Thanks for watching 👌🍷

[@kdean9537]

@@MartinZero Absolutely! 😊👍

[@kickbiker7920]

Such engrossing content. Love this stuff!

[@sharonstuebi8181]

MARTIN! Yipee its Sunday!. I had another Grandson 3days ago! Thanks as always for the adventures! Love from Peru Its the stupid teenager in you that LOVE

[@MartinZero]

Congratulations on your Grandson

[@maxcowell3920]

It's great to see you out and about again Martin - alway enjoy your stuff.... This country has such fabulous historical monuments to our progress....

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Max

[@christopherescott6787]

What a serine place indeed. Your sense of adventure is infectious and delightful.Thank you for all your great work.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Christopher

[@tharkthax3960]

Adventure, fun, that emotion that makes you feel awe, excitment and mystery versus boring tv, shopping, bed time repeat. Thanks so much for freeing my mind!

[@MartinZero]

Thank you

[@TheWacoKid1963]

I know before I watch this, I'm going to amazed once again, Tks Martin

[@TheWacoKid1963]

As I thought, That's 30 minutes & eight seconds I don't want back.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much my friend

[@Ralphs-House]

Keep your formula Martin. Well edited, always interesting and you're passionate about it. Winning combination buddy.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Ralph

[@billydale9779]

Thanks Martin another fantastic video

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Billy

[@powerq21]

Just had to stop the video & say that Tank Rover did very well. Those were shocking conditions for it & it gave it a good go. Fully agree with you wanting to preserve your equipment. I would've done exactly the same thing. Thank you for another interesting and informative video. I really appreciate the research that goes into each video and the content presented. Top class!

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much. Yeah I kinda thought the Tank would do it but as soon as I saw that mud I knew we would struggle

[@juliacarr47]

Another great video Martin. I love your dedication and the fact that you won’t be beaten. Stay safe and keep filming.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Julia am afraid Tank Rover was beaten

[@gafrers]

Another wonderful video. Thank You Martin

[@MartinZero]

Thank you

[@carlbentley80]

Fantastic, was great to see inside the hopper and amazing its all still there

[@MartinZero]

I cant believe how much is left Carl

[@CURBEXUK]

As usual top quality content very watchable and knowledgeable. Brilliant stuff Martin was a blast 😄

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Pal, your drone footage topped it off brilliantly

[@rocknchips1342]

fantastic revisit.......great documentation....rarely seen even you so excited Martin! nice try with the tank cam and digging the squirrel with grenade t shirt...cheers lads!

[@MartinZero]

Cheers and thanks very much

[@jetsons101]

Hi Martin, I'm really looking forward to a new video for fathers day..... Thanks for all your great work......

[@gilles111]

This video is the proof that a sequel can be better as the first video. Really beautiful! You're lucky there are such remains out there. Abandon this kind of buildings, tunnels etc. and let them just be and let nature take over is completely unthinkable in The Netherlands. There might be a few unused tracks beside a live main line but everything else will be demolished very quickly after abandoning (mostly within 5-10 years everything is just gone and redeveloped).

[@MartinZero]

Thank you yes you are right this place is a gem

[@markjempson6608]

The return of the legendary Tank Rover! Another cracking vid Martin, credit to you for putting out quality content throughout lockdown. Loved the vid with the young lads too, props to you for doing that. (y)

[@markjempson6608]

Keep it up from the South East coast!

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Mark, yeah the lads are great

[@Seat1AJoe]

Fabulous video. You are very determined!

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Joseph

[@Loagun]

Canadian viewer here and have to say your uploads are amazing. Definitely one of the better 'exploration' channels on KZbin. Speaking of which its also crazy how many different channels there are exploring the UK/Lonron. And even crazier how many different old/ancient, lost, forgotten, disused, abandoned underground tunnels, bunkers, structures, places there are in the UK/London. Theres so much underground/buried man-made construction there thats been forgotten it points out an obvious disconnect in the societal memory from one time period to another. Especially the 'Arks' or underground 'city' under Manchester. These were not small efforts so it amazes me not only that they exist but that most have no clue of their existence. Again great channel! I love history and specifically looking into what exactly was happening in the last 500+ years.

[@dtb2654]

thanks again Martin, great to see this explore completed,

[@MartinZero]

Me as well and thanks

[@kenlowe3673]

Excellent, Martin. Great video. One of the stills you included showed that back in the day there seemed to be two covered conveyors, an upper one and a lower one, the latter presumably being the one that carried the coal from the hopper you found and which was partly in the tunnel that you had problems with! I would guess, - and this is purely a guess, - that the lower one was the original one but the tunnel section had the same problem that you found, - water ingress - particularly during rainy spells. Possibly for this reason they built the one at the higher level, which extended above and across the railway lines to, presumably, some kind of coal elevator by the sidings on the East side of the railway. Incidentally, the lower of the trackside structures that you found, that you thought was a bit like a station platform, looks to me a bit like a coal stage from which loco tenders could be replenished. The coal for the power station probably came from Yorkshire and if, in the days of steam, a whole train-load was delivered, the loco may have needed extra coal before its return journey with empties over (and through) the Pennines. Keep 'em coming!

[@MartinZero]

Yes Ken apparently it was a Coaling stage

[@David-ds4mt]

Something people don’t know, there was a third conveyor. It was in the hole on the other side of the stairs. It dropped down into an oil conveyor

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

Nice one Martin and well done for finding it amongst all the undergrowth . Fascinating to see all the infrastructure still in place 🧱👍🏽

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Guys, its a great place, full of surprises

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

Martin Zero 👌🏼🧱👍🏽

[@rydermike33]

Brill, brill, brill as always Martin and the lads. It makes you wonder when these old industrial sites are tidied up, how much is just covered over. We have masses of places like this in North Staffordshire. Thanks again Martin and to Dean for the great music.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Mike

[@phantomkate6]

I'm appreciating your videos more than ever! Been making my way back through your archive again. I'm really enjoying this as a means to recharge after long days where it seems like the world is going crazy! Thanks again 🙂 from Canada

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much am glad your enjoying them and regards to Canada

[@johnrogers2826]

Actually, I binge watched the channel most of the weekend. Watched until 5:00a.m. Saturday morning and most of Saturday night. Time well spent I must say!

[@MartinZero]

Thanks John I appreciate every minute you watched

[@macclesfieldmaggpie]

Fantastic Martin we'll done nice one all the best 👍😁😊👌

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@MrVxrman]

Awesome video Martin 😎 Many thanks for sharing m8y 🙂🍻👍🏻

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Sir

[@georgebrown3359]

Great to see you back, Mr.Z. I have missed your historical interludes.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you George

[@Deebz270]

Interlude? Between what exactly? Excursion would be more apt.

[@jimmyviaductophilelawley5587]

nice one martin.....great work as usual

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Jimmy

[@jimmyviaductophilelawley5587]

@@MartinZero only just found out where the name comes from Martin...i knew Tony Wilson....i could tell you a few tales sometime if we ever cross paths

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Wow and wow again. That first part of tunnel was so stressful poor tank rover had to stop and have a smoke. Haha. That was great seeing so much history. So pleased you finally got in to the hopper. Pity Ant wasn’t with you but he can watch like the rest of us. I so enjoyed that. Thanks so much for taking me along and p,ease stay safe

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Linda, yeah Ant should have been there

[@lindamccaughey6669]

MYbe you should go back and take him there

[@thomasolsson8816]

Interesting as always martin. Thanks for sharing it. Looking forward to the next one.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Thomas

[@MrSteffen2020]

Thank Martin for great video again.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Steffen

[@steviebaby2857]

Really enjoyed this Martin

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Steve

[@debbiepitcher9806]

Another great video, super quality as usually thank you very much.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Debbie

[@Peugeot306]

Your videos are getting more & more professional 👍🏻

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Paul. They go up and down 😄

[@garrystacey7018]

Great video thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Garry

[@JesuChristus]

Excellent to hear Howard Devoto's words for a start!

[@MartinZero]

Oh yes 😄

[@marklawson8346]

Great video Martin very interesting keep them coming 👍🏻

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Mark

[@JDLeonard74]

Thanks for the revisiting Martin! I really need one of those Squirrel with a grenade shirts. 🇺🇸🌟🇬🇧

[@MartinZero]

I got that a good few years ago now 😀

[@jayd1974]

Ah top class as always lads👍👍

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Jay

[@thewanderingponderer]

Great video Martin, worth every second!

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Sir

[@CarlaHolley]

"The Tunnel and the Stairs in the woods" - sounds like the title of a supernatural movie. I'm expecting suspense! don't let me down, Martin! :-)

[@MartinZero]

All your dreams will come true

[@1963billevans]

Song from under the floorboards, eh? Brilliant!! A quote from the talented Howard Devoto. Good man!

[@battonfive]

I used to play here as a kid, used to shoot the air rifles along the canal and the little pond, its grown over alot more than it used to be, the goods shed was great used to have the underline pits in, was great to see again, thanks for the share :-)

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@NOWThatsRichy]

A great adventure there, Martin, amazing what's hidden away in those woods, great intro music on this one too.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Richy

[@ponyboymb]

Wow the workings in around that wood are amazing 👌👌 great video. Conner was funny, #martinslime if u fell of the fence ladder 🤣👌🤟🏼 keep safe and happy 👌

[@MartinZero]

Yeah it a fascinating place. Martin Smoothy 😃

[@SkywatcherSandra]

Very interesting. Ty for sharing your videos and adventures with us ALL. I appreciate your time and effort. Very enjoyable to watch. HUGS and GOD bless us ALL. Hello from NY State ♥️ near the original Woodstock NY

[@MartinZero]

Hello Sandra thank you and best wishes to NY State

[@victorgoncalves2442]

Thanks for the adventure , a big thumbs up . Stay safe

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Victor

[@calieq.3727]

I knew you and cam could Do this treacherous job.good going guys i want more!!

[@michaelryan6884]

Another great one!

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Michael

[@soulfabuk]

Another fab video Martin! It was just crying out for some Thunderbirds music as Tank Rover came rumbling through the undergrowth...

[@MartinZero]

He needs his own theme tune Jim

[@stevencarsley1983]

I knew you would not give up Martin. Good effort with the tank.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Steven

[@garethparr649]

Unfinished business done and dusted Martin and brilliant and exciting as always.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Gareth

[@pit_stop77]

Amazing, that such things exist in the UK and not been redeveloped. You see stuff like this in American videos but do not expect it here. Superb Martin 👍👍👍

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@trainsinkansas576]

Great video as usual. Have a great day

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Jerry

[@darrenhudson5503]

Great vid..superb find..like an.old bunker

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Darren

[@ExploringwithCarl]

Here it is. I missed that joy DIVISION Isolation bit on the wall. Great video 😁👍

[@MartinZero]

I love that someone has done that

[@LtKernelPanic]

Great to see you guys out and about again. Stay safe!

[@MartinZero]

Thanks, you too! 👍

[@Tony-xx2vs]

What a great explore. Thanks Martin

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Tony

[@bazza5699]

blimey, i can't believe that tunnel in the trees is still there.. it's incredible really how nature is slowly reclaiming the area. great video martin, you wouldn't get me in that hopper room, sent a shiver down my spine when i watched you go down them steps.. lolol

[@MartinZero]

It was great, you would of loved it

[@snowunder2feeti.o.w366]

Martin, hip waders mate and a mask. All part of your kit. Awesome as always.

[@MartinZero]

Hipsters 😀

[@maxwellmc9734]

Brilliant tank rover Rock's Love the odd platforms in the woods..

[@MartinZero]

Tank Rover hangs his head in shame. Cheers Maxwell 😃

[@wonkdonk3844]

ive been around that area many a time and never in life my did i know that the secret stairs existed. amazing find martin. well done guys great vid.

[@MartinZero]

They are quite tucked away

[@brianharrell885]

How long have the golf clubs been around? Seems quite a contrast this industrial space next to beautiful outdoor courses, gentrification? Sounds very cool to me. I’ve been to nw England a few times I just never make it to these incredible places Martin finds! Would sound a bit daft- traveling to uk to galavant round in the woods. The refuge assurance building I’ve seen and love

[@susanjaeger5645]

This was intense. The coal chute was amazing, so glad you found the hopper.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Susan

[@The_Robert.Fletcher]

Fascinating stuff. I must say I felt sorry for Tank Rover. This is what I like about these videos it takes us where I would never go myself.

[@MartinZero]

Tank Rover felt sorry for himself

[@yorkie2789]

Fantastic stuff as always Martin.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@chinookhelomech4059]

23:58 - the bolts in the wall on the upper left side more than likely once held insulators that wires for power were strung on for lighting and or equipment below. The insulators are long gone, but the original iron stanchion bolts which were set into the concrete remain. Well Done Martin finally getting to other end of the tunnel that once stopped you.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@brianartillery]

Liking the Magazine 'A Song From Under The Floorboards' intro. One of my favourite songs, and that first verse (apart from the 'Ill' bit) is me, in a nutshell. My irritability does indeed keep me alive and kicking. Presumably, the coal went from the hopper on to the low-level conveyor, through that shite filled tunnel, and then across the river, and into the powerstation. There's a big cutout in the floor under the hopper, where the conveyor gubbins would have been. I bet it was some poor sod's job to be in that room all the time, to ensure the hopper didn't get blocked, and the conveyor was working properly - it must have been hellishly dirty and noisy. Brilliant video, as always. Thank you, Martin. Your videos mean to me - Sunday. Sorted!

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Brain, very impressed you got Song from under the floorboards 😃👌

[@jeanybeany7951]

@@MartinZero: I reckon Brian Shazam'd it! ;-)

[@brianartillery]

@@jeanybeany7951 - What is Shazam? (other than a DC Comics character). Sorry, Magazine are one of my all-time favourite bands. The 7" single of 'A Song From Under The Floorboards' carries the dedication 'For F. D.', which stands for Fyodor Doestoyevski. On the track 'Philadelphia' is the line: "I could have been Raskalnikov/But Mother Nature ripped me off". Raskalnikov is the main character in 'Crime And Punishment', written by Fyodor Doestoyevski. Magazine get played quite often in my house.

[@David-ds4mt]

Your indeed correct about the conveyor. The large tunnel that Martin got stuck in was in the direction of the hoppers main discharge port, and was the original conveyor of the whole area. It went over the river and delivered coal to the power station, along with a large pipe that used to be inside of that tunnel which delivered fuels like oil and gas. It was elevated on several metal posts with a small walkway along the side of it and many large cable runs along the other side of that tunnel The tunnel leading away from the hopper was also in line with the discharge port, as after the yards expansion, that was the conveyor primarily used for coal, as the lower overhead conveyor was used for those fuels after the overhead conveyor was erected. The tunnel leading away also had a coal conveyor in it, which connected up to the large entrance at the surface. According to some sources online, that large entrance was originally covered over, and held a few small lifts to connect to the larger elevators. The ladder led down to another conveyor apparently. The tunnel then leading away went to the large conveyor elevators, where one of the elevators took coal from the underground to the large overhead conveyor. I assume the hatch with the girder inside the hopper room was potentially a lift of some sorts, or maybe another surface access idk. However the very large filled in tunnel was actually used as a bomb shelter, and after the war, was used to house other things and connected to the other coal hoppers around the area

[@Drivershell53]

really fab video, loved the trials with tank rover, really made me laugh. Keep up the good work.

[@MartinZero]

Tank Rover hangs his head in shame

[@jessiec1194]

nice drone work, very helpful orienting to the map.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Jessie, Connors drone

[@jaredmehrlich6683]

Another great video man.

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Jared

[@notwenjohn6852]

Cracking video as usual Martin! and amazing that you found the coal hopper. ;-)

[@MartinZero]

Thanks John, yeah great find

[@retrorambles517]

Another great video as always Just keep safe with your health Much appreciated as always

[@MartinZero]

Thank you, I will

[@icewizzard666]

What a fab video Mart, I'm so pleased for you that you found that room! I saw the last vid where you couldn't get further and was disappointed. Noteworthy points - Martin says right I'm going in, you just stay there at home all comfy - I was weak! At the end - Connor are you still alive - Connor squeals yes - so funny! I enjoy all your videos but that was really pleasing to see you find it and the comedy was a bonus!

[@CharlieTalmadge]

Good stuff Martin... keep em coming... Cheers from NY

[@MartinZero]

Thank you Charlie and regards to NY

[@davidjames9775]

Thanks Colin. Excellent video. Loved it. Not sure about Tank man tho. Look forward to your videos.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Frank no problem

[@exileinderby51]

Love this as I love all of your videos including the magazine style ones, keep them coming.

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much

[@stehaughton5074]

Thanks for puttin a smile on my face,, Tankrover "RTB for Resupply"...brilliant 👍

[@MartinZero]

Cheers Ste

[@barbhenderson4867]

Brilliant Martin as always x

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Barbara

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Martin, wow you finally defeated your nemesis and you didn't even get that muddy this time 😜. I can't believe there is still so much left behind, you would think that they would have filled it all in but I'm glad they didn't. That is what you call real history and a great adventure, thank you Martin and of course the zero crew 😉 also lets not forget tank rover. Take care and stay well, much love. xx💖

[@MartinZero]

Thanks Sue, glad you enjoyed, take care

[@fredflintstone1024]

Good effort tank rover lol, it did make me chuckle, another brilliant video mate, keep up the good work and interesting content as always :)

[@MartinZero]

Thanks very much Fred

[@120ingram]

I am glad someone is recording this for posterity.

[@MartinZero]

Yes wonder how long it will all stay put

[@stevesrepairs3815]

Thanks Martin for another great vlog, I take it that you are a Magazine fan from the words of the intro'. Take care and all the best. Stevie

[@MartinZero]

Iam indeed Stevie. Impressed you got it

[@djhvideo]

Cant help thinking of the Owners, builders, managers and workers who came into this place when it was brand new and were so proud of what they were involved with.

[@MartinZero]

Yeah, i would loved to have seen it all working

[@bowwave59]

Break down some old pallets into planks and use as a walk way across mud👍 a roll of carpet also really good. 👍 great exploring 👌

[@kohedunn]

Thank you Martin and the rest of your gang of explorers ! How you do this I will never know..especially spiders ......Good little creatures , just scary to look at ! xx

[@MartinZero]

I cant say I love spiders Anne

[@SarahGreen523]

I love Tank Rover!! Love the roar of the engine! It was a great idea, even if it didn't work in the mud!

[@MartinZero]

I must admit I love that engine noise

[@thehealthanarchist]

Great stuff! just been in that area today , found the steps as I've already been in the other end of the tunnel ( that mud beat me too) so great to see another piece of the jigsaw

[@MartinZero]

I dont think people realise how bad that mud is