As for what the building is my guess is a steam powered pump house. crane is probably to remove the boiler to service it regularly. Mystery bunker nearby was the water tank, the alcoves out back where coal or oil was stored to run the furnace.
What an interesting podcast! Mysterious explorations combined with What was this for? I admire you both for your curiosity and adventurous spirit. If only you could mention a location so like minded folk could search for background information if a building or the reason for it is unknown but maybe you can't reveal the location for legal issues such as this video: "Old, Forgotten Buildings Found in a Bog", However some other locations you have shared becaue public access is okay. Anyway, I really like your videos ! It is fun to follow your explortions. Thank you for sharing. I am old, pretty house bound and unable to drive so it is great fun to visit your lovely, historical country via your podcast channel. Thank you for sharing your videos. From a fan in Oregon, USA. 😊❤
Hi just got to say I'm enjoying your channel, its very refreshing to see your content and keeping it natural. Thank you very much both of you. Keep it up and thank you 👍👍
Very strange. I posted a comment saying exactly what this building is and who it was built for but when I log out of TH-cam, my comment has vanished. I can't imagine that anything I said violated TH-cam's guidelines.
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Always look forward to these cool video's love the places you find too.
One way to not sink in with shoes is to walk barefoot. 🤣👍
I expect to see this place on Grand Design's sometime in the future.
Can you do some research on the history of some of these buildings? It would add a lot to the exploration!
I don't do that so much as i find it a lot more fun not knowing what it is and let the audience use there imagination
As for what the building is my guess is a steam powered pump house. crane is probably to remove the boiler to service it regularly. Mystery bunker nearby was the water tank, the alcoves out back where coal or oil was stored to run the furnace.
nice nice. AD means Anno Domini, "in the year of our Lord". And is always after, else you'd have BC I believe. Luv it though.
What an interesting podcast! Mysterious explorations combined with What was this for? I admire you both for your curiosity and adventurous spirit. If only you could mention a location so like minded folk could search for background information if a building or the reason for it is unknown but maybe you can't reveal the location for legal issues such as this video: "Old, Forgotten Buildings Found in a Bog", However some other locations you have shared becaue public access is okay. Anyway, I really like your videos ! It is fun to follow your explortions. Thank you for sharing. I am old, pretty house bound and unable to drive so it is great fun to visit your lovely, historical country via your podcast channel. Thank you for sharing your videos. From a fan in Oregon, USA. 😊❤
It's at kedleston hall
@BenAndAnnabelleExplore Thank you !
looks like it could of been old pump house
Hi just got to say I'm enjoying your channel, its very refreshing to see your content and keeping it natural. Thank you very much both of you. Keep it up and thank you 👍👍
Very strange. I posted a comment saying exactly what this building is and who it was built for but when I log out of TH-cam, my comment has vanished. I can't imagine that anything I said violated TH-cam's guidelines.
AD means after Christ not before, thats BC