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The ones I know about in North Yorkshire are from lead mining - the tunnels were flues to take the toxic smoke from the smelter to chimneys high on the hillside
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Definitely mining, years ago for hundreds of years mining was the biggest industry for England, so much so thousands of workers were brought over from other European countries
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Including the location would help most.
If that's a chimney it's a major clue, but a quick shot from that persoective might make it a round tower.
Such tall chimneys make send for foundries, and possibly kilns or nrick works. The classic caternary arch of the tunnels mayches that of pottery kilns, bit there are mo sherfs, bricks or flame marks shown.
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Looks like the flue which brings the smoke from the furnace at the bottom of the hill up to the chimney on top.
Being an old lead mine it will be heavily contaminate with heavy metals and poses a health risk if foolishly entered.
The same caution applies to the ground around the chimney itself
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Cool place. Unbelievable arched stone tunnel.
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Very cool! I love your adventures!
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LEAD MINES. Im guessing up above Grassington in North Yorkshire or similar.
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These are the best videos on YouTube, thank you! Keep up the good work it’s amazing!!!
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Love your videos bro I really wish I could do what you do. Or even just one trip would be awesome. Sending love and safe travels my guy.
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My new favorite channel, keep the shorts coming
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Looks like old fortifications repurposed for mining etc. Really really old, perhaps ancient forts
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Woahh-very cool and love that lil frog!
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As soon as he finds a hole or a dangerous looking tunnel with no hesitation he jumps right in lol. Love these videos and your adventurous spirit ❤
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Those Roman breeze blocks give it away
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Lead smelting? The tunnels draw highly toxic fumes to the chimney for dispersal. Basing this on similarity to the Carrickgollogan leadmines in Dublin.
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It is a smelting furnace, but I didn't really remember what the tunnels was for. Some other comment mentioned that it was for lead fumes precipitation and that doesn't seem to make sense. I don't think they would go through the tunnels and scrape lead from the stones.. 🙄
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Smelting chimney
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The shorts are cool. But I like your long form videos. I know they’re probably harder to do though.
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The tower looks like a lime kiln. No idea what the tunnels are for
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@ETK_800
4 months ago
These are in swaledale in north yorkshire. They are old lead mines.
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