Inside The Mystery Tunnel on Saddleworth Moor!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Join myself and @MartinZero as we venture high up onto Saddleworth Moor in the hunt of a mysterious and strange tunnel. We take a look inside and try to solve the mystery of the syphon tunnel and why it is there. We also take a look at the surrounding area, including the Dovestone and Chew Reservoirs and an old abandoned tram road.
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro & Cinematic
1:15 - Making our way to the Tunnel
10:58 - Entering the Tunnel
15:30 - Exiting the Tunnel
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Join myself and @Martin Zero as we venture high up onto Saddleworth Moor in the hunt of a mysterious and strange tunnel. We take a look inside and try to solve the mystery of the syphon tunnel and why it is there. We also take a look at the surrounding area, including the Dovestone and Chew Reservoirs and an old abandoned tram road.
so sad to think that little keith bennett is still up their
As a drystone waller, I'd like to applaud the men who built that tunnel and the incredible work skills in the masonry
That was great. Thoroughly enjoyed that trek. Thank for taking us to places we would never ever see ourselves. Really appreciate your bravery .well done to you Martin and James.
Thank you for showing something I never would have known about otherwise Darren
That was VERY interesting. But that tunnel that seemed to NEVER end was very creepy - so well done you lot for tackling it.
Your videos are just showing people how beautiful that part of England actually is .. Now you can say that you actually went through that very long tunnel with the pipe lol. I enjoyed thank you for sharing your experiences with us all ..
Thanks for your video, it’s not just a tunnel and pipe, someone built that. Brilliant!
Brilliant film - there are so many examples of structures like that tunnel - well made, probably last for ever. Many thanks
Darren, Martin & James what an awesome collaboration in a great location dont egt better then this.
Cheers guys.
Wonderful scenery and a well presented and interesting video.
That's another of your finds added to my "to visit" list. Thanks.
Well done , thanks for sharing 👍
Really interesting Darren.
Thank you
Enjoyed both this and Martin's video! Both have unique perspectives.
Love this place, great place for a walk. There used to be a derelict house at the top of the track , just under the dam wall. Great vlog mate a cracking intro.
I do like how you super impose the old image over your videos👍thanks Darren
Another well presented and informative video.
Great video.... beautiful views .
Amazing views, wonderful music, wonderful edition... For a wonderful place and a nice allegory of my life (light at the end of the tunnel ;) )
Great video! Having watched Martin's video, I was wondering when you'd post yours. I love how you marry up archival photographs with the modern terrain. I find it very satisfying - especially if, in the interim, the landscape has undergone dramatic change of use.
Thanks for sharing! Nice one.
And top marks for continuing your piece to camera despite having a snowball on your head! 👍
Interesting as ever ... and it keeps you fit!
Yes, I did enjoy that! Especially the snow capped head!
Lovely area around here, i explored the nearby Fletchers paper mill last year, closed since 2001 and left the same ever since! you can see it at 0:29 on the left in the background
You picked a good day for the scenery there guy's, that sky was fantastic and again showing us something we wouldn't normally see.
Love the scenery, and some nice infrastructure as well.
Another interesting video Darren thanks 😊 for that 👍 looks like you enjoyed the day 😀 👍
Fantastic ,thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I was about to comment that Martin Zero had covered this..
Then I realised.. He was with you.
"Welcome BACK.. to another video."
Yes. A grand day out.
Uh oh not them two again haha :) only 15 mins away from my birth place of oldham :) It would cost a lot but worth restoring that tramway. It would make a good tourist attraction
Absolutely stunning is saddleworth especially in summer your lucky to park mind you what a brilliant video Darren!
Glad you enjoyed it
I’ve just watched the Martin zero video and then I’ve watched yours so well done to both of you for making them almost different and both very interesting
Darren....those two are always up to something🙂 a couple of naughty boys. Aww so glad you all had a good day. 🥰🐶🐶🐶
Hi Darren, well mate that was certainly different. Learn something new every day!
Steve
Really interesting as usual 🙂
Thanks mate
Thanks for taking me somewhere I certainly wouldn't go, down that tunnel! Love your videos and follow Martin as well. Well done the 3 of you
Thanks Tony. Glad you liked it.
Very interesting, back then they certainly took pride in their workmanship, the stonework on those portals is magnificent, by the way, Salts mill has been out of bounds this week as they have been filming the new Gentleman Jack , Saltaire as you know lends itself to period dramas with its wonderful architecture, rambling ... anyway, I enjoy the Martin collaborations.
Bloody superb
Thanks Lee.
Absolutely brilliant I love these videos
Thanks lewis
@@AdventureMe I’m hooked!!!
Interesting film ,thanks..
Thanks Mick.
GREAT VIDEO I NEED TO GO AND VISIT SOMETIME
You have truly become quite the film maker. Quite a professional job, liked the intro and liked the editing. Thanks for yet another excellent film of your journey.
Thanks Suzie, I appreciate that.
Brilliant video, just subscribed!😃
Welcome aboard! Thanks
super vid boys
Think I been there on YTS many years ago the view is stunning good video 👍
Interesting area once again Darren, you've definitely mastered the drone now!
Believe it or not. I didn't use it once in this video.
I love to jog up to Chew reservoir and back down again. Theres also WW2 plane wreckages dotted around the area as when the planes hit the peat they just sunk into the soil and where left there. Theres also the stone cut shepherds hut which was chiseled into the rock face.
You're correct. The 2 valves at the pipe in the tunnel are air leek valves to prevent an airlock in the higher placed pipe in the tunnel. The temperature in tunnels, caves etc. (without traffic) is constant at 12C. Nice video!
Not to far from us, never been up there but do know the location, very interesting stuff Darren.
You walking through the tunnel reminds me of me and my mates crawling through a tunnel under the M62 motorway when we were nippers.
That area of Northern England is sometimes referred to as "the Lake District in the heart of Saddleworth" because of its spectacular beauty. It's one of my favourite areas for hiking.
Thanks for watching
Brave man walking down that tunnel mate
Wasn't too bad. Just awkward
Thanks Darren for your version of the explore, I have watched both MZ's and yours now and both are good with different elements to them. Bet the brew and biccies came in handy to revive the spirit's. Always a long running debate on MZ/James brew making ability, skimmed versus semi/full fat milk. Cheers matey, DougT in Mancs
Great video and the clouds at the beginning looked like the start of the Simpsons 👍
( Some sort of a fancy man hole) 🤣..haha. Great video, and great company. plenty of effort with a great Climax. Part of my Sunday viewing 😉 . Cheers Grant.
( Inverted Sythen)👍
I was here a few months ago - although i went the other way around which starts at that old quarry - theres some really interesting rock formations called the Trinnacles further on. You end up climbing a big waterfall on the way up,i think it was something like a 20 mile trek and it was dense fog hehe.
I love your video's. Saddleworth is in the Historic West Riding of Yorkshire.
Ha ha, sounds a lot more exotic than Oldham, but it has been a part of Greater Manchester since 1974.
@@hedgemist691 it has been in Yorkshire since the doomsday book.mentioned in it.G Manchester is not a county.
There's light at the end of the tunnel so why is it taking so bloody long to get to it!!!!!! All that beautifully built stonework and no one to appreciate it, thanks for contorting yourself to show us. Great overlays and the opening shot to the Simpsons!!👍🏻😧
I laughed so hard at whatshername when she popped up 🤣🤣🤙
Nice video. Really surprised the tunnel isn't gated off though
Yeah me too, but it is quite remote.
You should have claimed the waterfall to the top . It's like Lord of the Rings up on that ridge
Thanks for doing that, now I don't have to!!
Hi. Great video. What video editing software do you use?
You should wear snow on your head more often - it suits you! Great Video.
It did. But bloody freezing
Hi Darren well all i can say is long walk and bloody longer tunnel not bad but as you know I prefer the railway one's see you next week
It sure was a long walk.
Even though the footage was sped up you can see it's a long tunnel
Fantastic loved it, certainly would not go in it. 😱 how long did it take you to get through the tunnel ?
I’ve seen an explore through here, he found items on the pipe inside re spell casting and you found the sheep’s scull 😱 🤔
About 45-50 minutes to get through.
Wow I couldn’t do five mins in there 😮
It was good, and the old photos of them building the dam. 👍🏻
@@AdventureMe That’s ages 😱 don’t know how you all did it 😮
It's the arty version of Martin's video :)
How's your back now, Darren? Thanks for adding the photos of the area from days gone by. This time, I have preferred your explore to Martin's version. Perhaps because it's much more concise. I am imagining your silence, walking through the tunnel, during Martin's explore, was due to you feeling uncomfortable with the size and length of the tunnel. I couldn't have coped stooping at 5ft 8 (same as you). Stunning to see how well built the tunnel is.
By the time we reached the tunnel, I was exhausted and ready to sit down. So a 560 metre clamber wasn't fun. I was aching for days afterwards, but it was all worth it in the end.
😟
Are these resovoirs still used to supply water to Manchester and/or other towns in the area. I hope so.
Yes they are, drinking water for all.
Top video has normal Darren
A beautiful place...yet full of tragedy too. It's forever going to be linked to two of the absolute worst people to ever live.
Yes that's true.
And I'm 7 feet and so I don't even venture into that, aside from that, I don't even get up that mountain, halfway through I'm already dead.😉😀🙄
I'd get claustrophobic in that tunnel lol
I hope you planted the Yorkshire flag up there. Saddleworth Moor is part of the West Riding, but the Mancunians have been occupying it since 1974.
We drank Yorkshire Tea instead with two Lancastrians, that will have to do for now.
I bet that trek would have been easier on scooters or bikes. I couldn't walk up that slope to save my life.
Yes probably. If I'd had mine then I would have used it. But the last mile or so was on moorland.
All that tunneling and still didn't find any diamond :(
I wish I did
In the video i Didn't see any Rescue safty equipment around the site just in case a member of the public should fall in. ???
Around what, the reservoir? I think there were some things in a small hut at the top.
What was the tunnel for?
Transferring water between reservoirs.
get a 4x4 and drive up save the walk
I hope those bones were animal?
So do I