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It was Hard-core. So much going on. I heard that building where being attack after 11pm when I stopped filming.

@@3kingsadventures I was still there around midnight but I got lied to by loads of people about where the protest had moved to so I went home! Didn't realise it was by the lighthouse, I got told central park and then freedom fields!

@@BlueBirdsProductions no way. I heard at that point or 10pm that Plymstock and Mutley were being ruined. Barber shops. But there were men and police sat outside all mosques in Plymouth.

@@3kingsadventures yeah man, I heard Mutley was getting attacked too but then I spoke to two random teenagers and they said they had just been through there and nothing had happened. So then I went to check out Central and it was a complete ghost town, not a single person there at all.

True words. Bloody shame..

That's correct. Think some of the British public have had enough. But i am not sure this is the best way about it.

That is a very kind comment. Thank you. Our country is very small so it's hard to find areas like this that are left alone. Everything we do is self taught. It all feels very natural to us. We do live in a normal house , but the outdoors is really home !

We saw them do like 8 bridges in a day. We just did the one little one. Great fun.

@@3kingsadventures - Storror are legends and their Oxford bridge episode was a classic. Nice to see you and others take the baton from where they left off. Regarding the vid -I never knew about that face in the cliff.

No idea how to get into that. Sounds bloody good fun. I know the area roughly

Yes indeed. Came around the side near the field. They all look the for the most part. Been on most of them now

Do love bude . Great little surf town. I grew up here. Keep dragging the boys back here

@@3kingsadventures Me thinks Olly works out, he looks very strong to be able to do those acrobatics

@Snupple takes after his dad. I keep them busy with alot of exercise. It becomes a lifestyle after a while then I know they will always keep them selves fit. Healthy lifestyle is key

Thanks for the comment.

Yes brother. That is a point I have through of. I intend on having it drain to the left. I will build a bank out of rock and cement to keep it away. Champion thought pedro the wise. 👌

@@3kingsadventures ive been binge watching bear grills island! im not wise at all my little daughter opened my yt account. seriously tho, you have some tasty looking chunks of oak there!, maybe a bodging camp will follow. pole lathe, mule, drawknife, fun.

@pedrothewise2584 I have so much wood to work with. Needs to be seasoned but I will use it all. Shame the tree snapped. This project has been going for 4 years. We cut a flat spot in the hill and just kept coming back.

Same when I went but it's still dead quiet. I think there is a campsite at the top. Hope it stays quiet. Any idea who left the plastic chairs ?

@@3kingsadventures haha, no idea about the chairs! There were too many clueless German campervans following google maps on the back roads today, we ended up on Kings Tor then Foggintor instead.

Thanks buddy. It's not the best place but it has all the things we need. Ripe swing. Water and a little shade. We will do another video soon of another spot like this

Thank you. I think we all know a spot somewhere.

Definitely recommend it. You can park close on both sides. Easy walk aswell. Bit creepy and smelly on places. We will be back soon forsure !

Vielen Dank . es war gruselig. Wir beide lieben es, mit unseren Söhnen auf Entdeckungsreise zu gehen

Yep it isn't alot. But when you live in a country where to hottest day is 34° c . For us Brits. 28 is bloody hot. I'm the same way 1km underground isn't far for us. But for some people 10 m of darkness is too much. 🤔 We all have limits

We made a full video on this place. Loads of side tunnels leading to other mines . Brilliant fun

Thanks

@richardperry5538 if your ever in Devon let us know. You can tag along any time

Might just take you up on that offer mate 👍

@@richardperry5538 let's go !

Oddly enough I'm going underground later today, Brown's Folly Mine and Swan Mine near Bath, check it out sometime it's not a million miles from you guys.

@richardperry5538 were off to Bude for the weekend. SURF sun and fun

The chances she would be there though. Omg. I don't want my sons to see me breaking too many rules or ignoring clean instruction from someone. If she told us to leave. I would have gone. Don't want my kids to think it's acceptable to ignore all safety warnings. Lol. Your right though. I don't think anyone was coming to get us out.

If you message us on Instagram I'll give you some hints. We try to keep all locations private to help preserve it. Sometimes if too many people know they will either tighten security or it will get destroyed .

Hi Thomas , ok so this tunnel was for barges. The materials were moved by men with poles. Similar to the boats in Venice Italy. We live in Devon , Southwest England. Yes these are my sons. Our last name is King . Hence the name : 3 Kings Adventures

Thanks for the comment. Really enjoy this stuff. I'm heading back up today with my big axe and red t-shirt to cut that tree into bits. It's currently 30 °c in Devon so I might die from the heat but.... here goes nothing !

este é um projeto no qual meus filhos e eu trabalhamos há 4 anos. temos uma casa normal, mas esta é a nossa segunda casa.

Thank you

I agree. But also a real concern..I'll be back with my big buck saw to cut it down. Hopefully it will not move anymore. Thanks for the comment champion

@@3kingsadventures More firewood!

It really does have that vibe. We call them tommyknockers. Like little gnomes that look after the mines. Alert them to bad air or cave in. It was spooky just over half way through

The lighter lol. Do you explore stuff like this too ? How long is the tunnel in Derbyshire ? We really enjoyed this explore but I will come back to do the side shoots etc. Cheers for the info. I could see the positive and negative. Thought it was to do with water levels ?

@@3kingsadventures Carrying an Oxygen monitor underground is essential. If you have a lighter with you, it can indicate low Oxygen by the height of the flame above the lighter compared to outside. The bigger the gap, the less O2 there is, but it can't tell you %. No idea how long the Derbyshire tunnel is. The boat driver had a can of WD40 to use on the buttons as he pressed it to let the topside know the position of the boat. He also used it as a flamethrower out the front to light up the tunnel ahead. Don't try this at home....

@@G1ZQCArtwork brilliant. Thanks for the reply

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Because we could hear sounds that we couldn't explain. It wasn't scary. We had lights, we knew how to get out. But every so often we all heard a strange noise. From our experience we know which sounds are normal and what isn't. I don't believe in spooks but I couldn't explain the noises. P.s people did die during the build and working in here.

Loved the Video....as for Spooks? If I see one I'll believe it, the words Haunted, Ghost and Paranormal get chucked around to freely these days when more often than not it's natural and can be debunked. Anyway guys keep up the good work, always look forward to your videos 👍

obrigado. foi assustador lá dentro. o ar estava ruim, mas chegamos ao fim. mais de 2 km de extensão. da próxima vez exploraremos a outra passagem

@@3kingsadventures imagino... Mas parabéns pela coragem de vocês

Thank you guys. Another fun adventure for us. Nearly got caught at the start though 😳

@3kingsadventures farmer was around when I showed my lad top entrance in past and we had to hide behind big trees to avoid being spotted

I believe its a memorial and also a tribute to the construction of the canal tunnel. The arches represent the steel structure of the tunnel. Has a nice poem about the men who poled material down the canal.

Have you been in there yet ? Love a good explore.

@@3kingsadventures I've been 3 times but not for 5 years or so now, spent 2+ hours inside each time, and i didn't even go everywhere, there are some passages with at least ankle deep water and a bit of a railway, east of corwen south of carrog

@DP-sx2pt you didn't even go anywhere. ? We will be back to make videos of just the side passages etc. The air was really bad in the first one. I can't believe how shallow the water level was. Made it really easy for us. Thanks for the comment champion

Cheers for the comment Farout. Check the full video bro. Ill be back with the boys soon to explore the rest of it. Love the pic 📸

I enjoyed the time off work alot. 😌

It really was. I never know what to expect. I'm not going to lie. I get excited when there is water. It makes for a real adventure. Do miss having the boys with me to back me up. I just can't sit around so I am always out doing something. Thank you for the comment Linda. X

Welcome to the pack. Sometimes I swim through places that get deep. Paddle board is a great idea, but we would have to get it to the mine first. Are they tough , I'd worry about getting a hole in it . Our content is wide. We do alot of everything. Thanks again for the comment .

Without safety gear maybe, but I always let someone know where I am. We have a clocking out time. So the time I need to call to say I'm out and safe. On a day mission it's usually 6pm. GPS pin on my location and where my car is parked. I always take extra lights and co2 alarm. If I take rope I'd use it and that's more dangerous so I leave rope so I can only do so much stupid stuff. Lol.

Legend. Glad you liked that. I did about 7 cuts to add all the effects etc lol

Dam right. They have screen time but they do enjoy coming out on missions with me still so I'm lucky really. At 13 and 11 it's the age of gaming but they are huge into sport and exploring. Like father like son !

I do carry gear to check air but nothing beats a canary lol. It's all apart of the risk I'm prepared to take. Like a rock climber, he could lose grip. But we take risks to feel alive I guess. The irony 🤣

This one was empty. Possibly just checking the rock to see what it contains. In past videos we have found crystals. Check back through our videos. Most mines around here were set up in the early 1900s. Closed usually around 1970/1980s. Some are walk ins and some need ropes etc. Sometimes we find bones. Tools . Crystals and bats

Cheers buddy. You should check out the poisonous mine video I did last week. That's was huge and sketchy. I will be back with my sons to explore the rest of this place.

I really appreciate that buddy. We do alot of different things but holes in the ground is addictive. Really hope I can make more videos you'll appreciated. Do you live down south ?

They may have a look but the big maze mine I will get them in. This was one the same day as the last video. Just I was heading back, hence why I'm dirty and tired already lol. Hope your well 🙏🏼

@@3kingsadventures So there is a particular area that has a high proportion of mines where you go hunting I am guessing?

@Snupple yer we call it the south west. No joke. Cornwall and Devon are riddled with hole. Clues are on the surface. Our mining history is massive. They are dotted everywhere.

Possibly the smallest dead end I have found. It was the second one of the day, so i was kinda glad it was short 😅

Hi Jim. Thanks for the comment. What do you think ? Something you might fancy doing ?

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