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Hey mate are you uploading soon?

Have you ever done anything that didn’t make you come across as a complete and utter bellend?

Brill & thanks!

Me again, I have a model of a Birley Colliery wagon upstairs somewhere. Can a photo of it be uploaded in these comments?

Excellent video, most informative and good history research included as well, so well done. I look forward to watching other videos that you have done. Keep up the good work!

#tunnelrunning #godifeelold Used to crawl up the smaller tunnel on the right in first big tunnel as a kid. Brick lined. Turned left then went upwards. Led to a chamber directly underneath Foxdenton Lane. Water ran in a channel under/along Foxdenton Lane with a manhole cover in the road (be careful sticking your fingers through the holes 😂). Then used to slide back down on a thin red and white roadworks barrier 😁

Brilliant & thanks! Only just found you via Martin's channel. We used to live in Sheffield and had friends up in Crookes. They used to hear water running in their kitchen and thought it was a leak of some kind. They had their kitchen floor taken up and discovered that the house had been built straight over a stream that had been left running under it since it was built. I assume that many of the houses on the hills around Sheffield would find the same!

I need more british drains and Aphex Twin, thankyou Marcus

nice

36:22 My personal guess would be there used to be a rail yard for the nearby Woodhouse station

New York State here. Air planes almost always target dams and reservoirs to flood as NJ d deprive the so called enemies of everything. Problem with the bombing was they were highly inaccurate especially if theres cloudy skies even miles off a target.

Since we lack in any culverts / drains down south, it's a real pleasure to watch your videos!

A marvellous montage from the maestro 👍

thanks for shareing

Nice one kidda, seya next year in CB. (Nickindroy)

Thanks for making & sharing Marcus, great to see all the different areas in one film. I hope you have a fantastic Xmas!! 🎅🎄🎁🎉

As you're not as tall as James and Martin, its easier to walk through low sections.

Another great video! Thank you for sharing Marcus!

Good one, me and my claustrophobia really enjoy your videos. 60cm = 2 LP sleeves side by side. You don't crawl through there, do You?😮 I'd be scared of rain, gases and rats, - always Tom Sawyer's and Becky's (mis)adventure in the cave in mind.

Interesting video, good luck with the channel 👍

Sweet, my channel was noise based till I got into drains and doom mapping, cheers.

goes hard

so grateful to be responsible for 1/3 of this tracklisting amazing set plz keep it up

BANGER SET

YES LETS GO MARCUS

The entrance to the culvert was extended back in the early 90's to make way for landfil. That contributory was once in the open before the A57 got rerouted.

Sounds great! Shame about the guys chatting... Jungle is massive!

The river Rother (which you may be familiar with) was really bad with flooding over last weekend that it completely engulfed Catcliffe once again. Went down on Monday after the water had gone down and the smell of the mud was absolutely revolting. There was a smell of sewage and damp, and the water rose so high (about 7 foot) that all the cars that were parked up were completely submerged and the interiors wrecked. Some guy was offering to deep clean peoples cars after the floods and I just said that it would be a complete waste of time whether they are written off or not, as you’d never get rid of the sewage smell out of the seats and carpets etc , let alone all the bacteria / viruses that it carries.

weather manipulation side effects. knock on affect of cloud seeding and more.

Thank you for bringing us this very impressive video presentation which is very much appreciated. The power of the rivers are phenomenal, you can see why these rivers had so many mills beside them. It's funny that despite all the talk of using renewable energy that more use is not made of these rivers.

A good honest report with no 'hyp'. Thankyou

Axl Rose

Is this a sheffield culvert?

Excellent, informative video. Being a local bloke I recognise all of these spots.

Exciting, nothing like a UK storm 😘

i was hoping you'd head up towards the source see how bad the overspill was at loxley reservoir but you barely go past where the don joins loxley

In my city (Aberdeen) up here in Scotland, we have a river called "River Don" and also "River Dee". So you can imagine my confusion when you were showing and talking about the "River Don" but I wasn't recognizing where on (my) river Don this was plus the street/town names and the river Loxely. I'm sitting here like _"EH!! ..Where the fuq along the Don is this"_ while scratching my head. Then I was like _"Hol'up! His accent.. Is there another river Don in England?"_ and here I am.. LOL 😂🤣😂 *DOH!* 🤪

One of the very few things that scares me is the un-bridled power of water when rivers flood. I used to live in a village in Suffolk that had a river flowing through it. The river flooded and the flow rate was such that it eroded the bank under a 100+ year old workshop resulting in the whole building collapsing and being swept away. Scary stuff.

Stay safe Maestro. Wonder about the reservoirs too, they must be full.

5:11 If that tree moves, it could get stuck under the bridge and then the force of the water could wash away the bridge.

great footage!! thank you TDM!

Whoa! That is intense!! 😯

Why don't they put water turbines in some of these places and store some energy? At least it could power some street lights or something like that!

Well done for getting out and about today for sure!

The power of the water really impressive and worrisome ! Great video again, your really good at that! Congrats !

Wow, incredible and the power on that water. great pics thanks to the Maestro in the moment 👍

I live in Brighouse in W.Yorks and our local river the Calder has flooded the town centre bad news , thanks Marcus for the reactive video

That is insane. Down here in Devon we luckily missed most of the storm, otherwise i would have been out looking at how the rivers on Exmoor are doing, especially in places like Lynmouth. I just find it amazing that clouds can hold so much water.

Thats a lot of rain, any more and it'll be over the sides. I'm wondering how the culverts are doing, no don't go and have a look!! Have a great weekend!!

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