Another great video guys. Really interesting detail and the odd light made it more eerie!. Never thought how air would get down the tunnels until seeing the pipework. So fascinating. Music was great too. Thanks again i really enjoyed watching :)
Great explore Looking at your footage there was no period features left from the war and the lighting was modern so I’m guessing the tunnels where intended to be used again for something
nice vid guys always, looks like its got some potential for some great shots, i see u got into my local church at the end there too lol, shame u cant get into the bell tower ey
One of your eeriest ones. Must have felt a bit scary getting lost and there was something very very strange about that pink chair as well as the lighting. Does occur to me it might be quite warm down there in the winter and could have some use with the crazy population even today
There are many miles of tunnels under London. I read a book about London & apparently just one of the shelters alone is over two miles long. It includes dormitories for 8,000 people, medical areas, storage, canteens, shower-rooms, offices, police posts, & even a theatre! Thankyou for sharing this, but think how dreadful it must have been, crowded in those claustrophobic tunnels not knowing if your home would be there when you came out, or if your friends, neighbours & any family members not with you were alive or not? Not knowing if your familiar area would be there at all when you emerged? While hearing loud crashes & feeling the ground shake & people wetting themselves with terror. Apparently the shelters often smelt of sweat & urine, if not worse.
@@sarahstrong7174 one man causing so much despair & destruction :( the Russians do have a habit of making people mysteriously disappear and I hope he is gone soon 🙏🏼🇺🇦
The lights by the way have always been on ,and it was used as an underground growing space thus the sheeting,it's all on the net if you have a look,the video itself i dont have a problem with it is however the typical youtube "donate" rubbish
Thanks for telling me pal, we were confused as I’d been told they had all gone off as of a few months previously. Fair enough man, I have a lot of respect for you guys and how long you’ve been involved with the hobby, so maybe a few years down the line I’ll see it the same way you do.
@@Urbandoned im assuming as everyone else does it this is your reasoning for the patreon,be different mate ,do your own thing and avoid this gofund me lifestyle..im on a low income but i have travelled all over the place as far as the ukraine for a little tour of chernobyl,never would i consider asking people to fund me so they can see content from me,well i have never posted my explores for that reason,i do it for me
It’s more so if people like my content they can choose to donate to see better places further a field. I’m not begging, I just have the option there. On my wages and my friend’s, we would struggle to leave the UK, as we don’t drive and get public transport everywhere. We have just paid for a few day trip outside of England, by taking out a loan.
@@Urbandoned Thats where i just dont understand the mindset,the people i share my explores with are explorers ,i share on actual webforums for like minded people and we all travel and we all fund ourselves,You shouldnt be posting up explores in the hope people will view it and want to fund you to go explore,its a personal thing and this hobby sadly has had more exposure in recent years because of TH-cam that it has got to the point it's all a bit of a joke,soime of us have been exploring ten years+ and it started out as quite a well kept secret,well the forums have a small audience where as youtube brings it to the masses..just cant stand seeing a once noble and quirky hobby turned into mainstream viewing
My bad that’s not what I meant. I make the videos just for me and my friend to look back on in later life, and because I’m passionate about filmmaking and hope to do something similar in the future. As I say, it’s just an option for people, that I only put on in the first place because someone said they wanted to help us out. I agree though about youtube I’m sure it was much easier back in the day and I wish I was knowledgeable about it to be involved. I hardly watch urbex youtube because it bores me to death.
That is totally fascinating history and you present it very well. Thank you. Well done!
Appreciate the kind comment
An engineering marvel, and completed in just 2 years! Wow! Your video is exceptional. Thanks for taking us underground. Stay safe! 😉
No worries, glad you liked the video
Another great video guys. Really interesting detail and the odd light made it more eerie!. Never thought how air would get down the tunnels until seeing the pipework. So fascinating. Music was great too. Thanks again i really enjoyed watching :)
Thanks a ton we are so happy you enjoyed it
Another fantastic video. Thanks lads.
I was captivated watching this video. Amazing.
That means a lot to us! Thanks
Top upload again
Fascinating to watch
Great explore
Looking at your footage there was no period features left from the war and the lighting was modern so I’m guessing the tunnels where intended to be used again for something
Such areas often remained active into the 'cold war'.
Loved your video great work and very well filmed.
Enjoyed video lads
Thank you!
Awesome explore guys 👌
Thanks man
nice vid guys always, looks like its got some potential for some great shots, i see u got into my local church at the end there too lol, shame u cant get into the bell tower ey
Appreciate it mate, and yeah it’s a nice little church :3
One of your eeriest ones. Must have felt a bit scary getting lost and there was something very very strange about that pink chair as well as the lighting. Does occur to me it might be quite warm down there in the winter and could have some use with the crazy population even today
Great explore
Thanks bud
Very nice ♥ beautiful movie 👍 👌 🎥
I love the deep level shelters. Ever thought about doing Kingsway Telephone Exchange?....
Exploring with fighters, have been back in these tunnels and they have been done up decked out with loads of beds.
Nice to see Portsmouth at the start there :)
A city famous for it’s shelters!
Nice... subscribed!
Interesting place
It was quite a unique one, glad you enjoyed the episode
Nice.
Cheers fella
Google Earth drone flights, right? 😂
We’re on a budget 😂
nice one
Cheers
There are many miles of tunnels under London. I read a book about London & apparently just one of the shelters alone is over two miles long. It includes dormitories for 8,000 people, medical areas, storage, canteens, shower-rooms, offices, police posts, & even a theatre!
Thankyou for sharing this, but think how dreadful it must have been, crowded in those claustrophobic tunnels not knowing if your home would be there when you came out, or if your friends, neighbours & any family members not with you were alive or not? Not knowing if your familiar area would be there at all when you emerged? While hearing loud crashes & feeling the ground shake & people wetting themselves with terror. Apparently the shelters often smelt of sweat & urine, if not worse.
Hard to imagine 2 years ago these would ever be needed again and yet Ukrainians are now living this now
@@ceecee2275 Horrific & desperately sad, especially for the children. Unbearable.
@@sarahstrong7174 one man causing so much despair & destruction :( the Russians do have a habit of making people mysteriously disappear and I hope he is gone soon 🙏🏼🇺🇦
@@ceecee2275 All the best.
Great video, was that at Clapham South?
A lot of new vent pipes 110 volt cable not so much as not used any more but used by who ???
What an incredible structure!! You guys were brave to go through there. I don’t think I could have done it myself. Scary looking place!
really enjoyed your videos i think they are brill? only one small criticism background music over rides the commentary .
Enjoyed this one! I would have been *hitting myself down there!
Haha it was a creepy one for sure! Thanks
Just going to say, but the stalagmites are actually stalactites. Stalactites are on the ceiling, stalagmites on the floor.
Thanks for telling us - it was one of the two 😂
Urbandoned No Problem 😂
@@Urbandoned Stalagtites have to hang on tight. Thats how I remember which.
Looks like it may be Cold War era updated. Not trying to disprove you but a lot of the engineering looks 60ish
The lights by the way have always been on ,and it was used as an underground growing space thus the sheeting,it's all on the net if you have a look,the video itself i dont have a problem with it is however the typical youtube "donate" rubbish
Thanks for telling me pal, we were confused as I’d been told they had all gone off as of a few months previously. Fair enough man, I have a lot of respect for you guys and how long you’ve been involved with the hobby, so maybe a few years down the line I’ll see it the same way you do.
@@Urbandoned im assuming as everyone else does it this is your reasoning for the patreon,be different mate ,do your own thing and avoid this gofund me lifestyle..im on a low income but i have travelled all over the place as far as the ukraine for a little tour of chernobyl,never would i consider asking people to fund me so they can see content from me,well i have never posted my explores for that reason,i do it for me
It’s more so if people like my content they can choose to donate to see better places further a field. I’m not begging, I just have the option there. On my wages and my friend’s, we would struggle to leave the UK, as we don’t drive and get public transport everywhere. We have just paid for a few day trip outside of England, by taking out a loan.
@@Urbandoned Thats where i just dont understand the mindset,the people i share my explores with are explorers ,i share on actual webforums for like minded people and we all travel and we all fund ourselves,You shouldnt be posting up explores in the hope people will view it and want to fund you to go explore,its a personal thing and this hobby sadly has had more exposure in recent years because of TH-cam that it has got to the point it's all a bit of a joke,soime of us have been exploring ten years+ and it started out as quite a well kept secret,well the forums have a small audience where as youtube brings it to the masses..just cant stand seeing a once noble and quirky hobby turned into mainstream viewing
My bad that’s not what I meant. I make the videos just for me and my friend to look back on in later life, and because I’m passionate about filmmaking and hope to do something similar in the future. As I say, it’s just an option for people, that I only put on in the first place because someone said they wanted to help us out. I agree though about youtube I’m sure it was much easier back in the day and I wish I was knowledgeable about it to be involved. I hardly watch urbex youtube because it bores me to death.
Begging for donations..why do you people feel the need..go fund your own explores we all do!