Three names, same Tunnel?

Join me as I explore a tunnel that has 3 names! known as Benniworth, High Street or Willingham Tunnel. Standing at 579yardsit was the second tunnel I have explored on the Bardney to Louth line. In great condition it belies the fact that it hasnt seen a passenger train since 1956/7 or a Goods train since 1960. With the lines all lifted it is sometimes hard to imagine there was a railway through this countryside at all if it wasn't for these survivors!
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The other tunnel on the line is Witithcall and you can see my exclusive invitation only video of this private tunnel here: • Withcall Tunnel & Station

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for todays video, Pete. Always a pleasure to watch and listen to your thoughts. Enjoy the weekend, and see you on the next! Cheers Pete! ❤😊

[@MiddyExplores]

Thank you and thanks for watching. Some quite different railway related videos coming up which I hope you will enjoy! Thanks again and have a great weekend 👍

[@helenthorne8451]

Wow another good tunnel and lovely condition thanks for sharing xx

[@MiddyExplores]

Thanks for watching new videos coming soon 👍

[@Carolb66]

Loving your videos, just suscribed. I'm so interested in any thing railway related. All tunnels look beautiful to me! 😊👍

[@MiddyExplores]

Thank you and thanks for watching. Welcome aboard! Great to have you along. I have had a relatively quiet year unfortunately but I am out now recording more railways and other historical sites for the channel. Thanks again 👍

[@Carolb66]

@@MiddyExplores 🥰👍

[@Urbexy]

Very nice video. This reminds me of a tunnel local to me that I hope to explore this summer. It's very wet and flooded in sections, so mid to late summer is probably the only chance I will get. Your tunnel seemed to have excellent drainage. Very well engineered 🙂

[@MiddyExplores]

Thanks for watching. Tbh all the tunnels I have been in have a problem with drains somewhere. Summer is definitely the best time to explore them

[@simonballard6413]

I really enjoy your tunnel videos P.J. More, please!

[@MiddyExplores]

Thank you very much and thanks for watching. There are plenty more coming up!

[@neildyson2687]

Cracking Day Middy 😁

[@MiddyExplores]

Thanks Neil for all your help 👍

[@evebeinguniquebeingme6205]

They go to the effort of removing the tracks which is a pity isn't it when they're removing the service no chance of them being revived so nice the brilliant bridge and tunnels structures do survive 😄👏

[@MiddyExplores]

Thanks for watching. It was a good way of ensuring it couldn't be reinstated easily, very shortsighted for many lines, but this one hardly made a penny from day one! Still sad to see the old tunnels and bridges!

[@seamusmcevoy2011]

A lovely extremely remote tunnel that, as you say, is a bit featureless but nevertheless has its own character. What did you say it was called?😆🤣!!!!!

[@MiddyExplores]

Lovely old tunnel in great condition. Classic example of I knew what to say but the words kept coming out in the wrong order 😂😂