80yrs since THE GREAT ESCAPE so Tunnelled OUT the Garden!!
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2024
- What a scream this was, really puts into perspective what they achieved in 1944.
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Thanks to Tunnel dave for letting me join this party, what a laugh it was. This was a spur of the moment video that turned out great, i know the music is Bridge over the River Kwai but the great escape music is copyrighted so its close enough. ENJOY
Have you got a price for how much the tunnel cost?
@@rebeccapettinger1072 Mine or his?
@@colinfurze Yours!
Love the manical laughing, fine line between hilarious and terrified 😂😂😂
Thanks for joining me in the escape Colin, we need to link up again when I make some more tunnel progress 😂
love how colin's idea of a 'day off from tunnling in his garden' is to tunnel in someone else's garden.
Talk about a Busman's-holiday.
🤣
tunnelboys gonna tunnel
I think he might be slowly turning into a gopher
The mole people are among us now.
Repurposing that old well for the staircase is awesome.
Yeah, imagine the final product though
The StalagLuft 3 camp’s location was chosen because of the very sandy soil that made digging tunnels very difficult. So absolute respect for the men of the original Great Escape and the effort it took to pull off what they did.
"We must have more WOOD!"
I saw where a group went back and dug with a backhoe to find the tunnel. They found some wood. But starting down the ground was so loose they had to be lifted out. It was not safe. They could not climb down to document up close
@@larrythompson8630 I think I saw that, it was a really cool documentary. They found some of the parts of the carts and the bellows as I recall
Never thought there would be a dedicated "Tunneling in Your Back Garden" subculture on UA-cam...
don't forget JerryRigEverything
also @saveitforparts
That's true, but it's so good.
Wait until you find turbo conquering mega eagle!
It's actually been there longer than Colins project :P
Started off with people diggin basements under their homes and others making shelters in their backyards etc.
the maniacal laughter coming from slightly underground
I was watching this with my window open and a nearby bird kept cackling back as a reply
Lol
Bro good thing theres no guards, "hey phil you hearing that sh*t" lol
he is the joker of tunneling after all
guard 1: "shine the light at the grass:
guard 2: "Alright"
Collin: "mmhahahahaha"
guards: "Crap it the zombie apocalypse" 🧟♂️🧟♀️
Just watching him literally laughing out of the sheer joy of doing something he has seen in a movie makes me smile. Ah Colin, you mad lad, keep it up.
Ex Firefighter here, i never liked confined spaces despite having done many exercises in BA gear. Watching you do this is my worst nightmare.... well done.
Agreed cause me mild anxiety 😅
“Can you check outside dear? I hear muffled laughing from under the garden”
💀
When we first started excavating our basement by hand, we used a wagon and bucket system copied from the Great Escape. Years later, our kids were watching the movie and exclaimed, "Hey, they copied us!" 😀
❤ Children's Video Under 16 at Т.G. XAW232❤
😂 I love it.
Lmao
Good old anchoring effect. 😁
I love the stealth that Colin showed. No one would have noticed his seemless escape.
I would like to Honor the 50 men who died, Salute the 23 that tried and congratulate the 3 who made it! As a soldier they all did a Galant and selfless act by continuing to risk their lives in this escape and cause havoc in the enemy's rear area diverting recourses and manpower from other operations. God bless the greatest generation and the Heros they became!
I'm not usually claustrophobic but that tunnel makes me feel it.
Yep, whenever I see that I'm glad I wasn't born anywhere near the vietnam war. Those tunnels were way tighter.
I think its Cozy
Right?! I took one look at that and OUT LOUD went Absolutely not.
@@RenTheWrenHaha, same. Although I was more like FAAAARK THAAAAT 😮
Imagine you are couple of guys in such a small tunnel and you let off some air but it turned into a real wet shitter it even starts blasting out your rear into the face of the guy behind you
6:22 top moment right there. A lunatic laughing out loud from a deep hole in the lawn in the middle of the night. 🤣
'Kommandant - Itz zis von vhere ze prizonerz escapez!' 😅
I'm imagining prison guards standing around and look around confused when they hear the muffled sounds of Colins laugh.
I've never got claustrophobic before...but in this one...wow!..and hats off to the people who had to do this for real.
I never knew that suitcases are born that way. Shows you that you are never too old to learn something new.
Underrated comment😂
I never knew suitcases were “born”. 🤣😂
Celebrating "The Great Escape" by playing the music from "Bridge on the River Kwai". Brilliant!
Indeed the tune is known as Colonel Bogey!
Damn music copyright...
Came here to point this out. Great video though! Looks like so much fun!
Reminds me of the Top Gear Burma special which used the "Burning Bridges" theme from "Kelly's Heroes". But only on the first BBC2 showing because they couldn't afford the rights for more than one broadcast.
And then the continuity announcer wittered on over most of it...
Exactly what I was thinking
Excellent what a fantastic tribute, to the Great Escape.
Looked a great laugh as well.
As a 40 hour miner and pipeliner the lack of shoring terrifies me. However I enjoyed every minute. I plan on something similar soon.
You might want a bit more experience if you've only done it for 40 hours! 👀
Same.
@@RGSMANIA😂 they mean it’s their full time job. Past experience making foundation forms, site drainage, and framing, that lack of shoring was also making me incredibly anxious. Collapses of earth works, even small ones are incredibly dangerous even just above the waste with the head free and clear.
@@RGSMANIAyou absolute plonk
@RGSMANIA it's a certification from msha. Doing it 30 plus years.
Maniacal coming from a hole in a random lawn just about perfectly sums up Collin.
You have a real talent for connecting with people
Man .. I just noticed that I was smiling the whole way through this!
Thanks for the great fun guys
I'm 1 minute in and I already feel claustrophobic.
same here...
Yup i feel you
This is too claustrophobic for my taste. Getting the shivers just from the intro. Maniacs you :p
It gets _super_ bad hand way through
Could never be me!
Remember the 50 who gave their lives in this incredible feat. The great escape accomplished in WWII.
R.I.P an never forget them
Good on you both for remembering those brave guys.
It’s great to see you visiting Dave. Dave’s a mate of mine and is a genuinely top bloke so to see you there was amazing. Following both of your tunnels is something I look forward to.
To be honest, in such a small tunnel, the risk of asphyxiation is absolutely real! This can happen very easily and fast.
My dad climbs into small tanks at work, and they have lots of very strict safety procedures they have to consider. They always take a device with them that measures O2,Co2, and CO. There always has to be someone outside in fresh air that can see them at all times to call for rescue if needed. And they wear safety harnesses so the fire brigade can pull them out in an emergency.
Yes, I know that he has built his own ventilation system, but yet this feels a bit sketchy and quite risky to me.
This breaks any safety guidelines that need to be followed in a professional environment! And they are there for a very good reason
Man .. I just noticed that I was smiling the whole way through this!
Thanks for the great fun guys ☮
One of the best movies ever. I watched it a dozen times as a child/teen. The characters, the suspense. Excellent. Thank you for this!
7:45
"a good shove" has always worked well for me. 😁
Geoffery Hobsbawn was my great uncle and an RAF navigator imprisoned in Stalag Luft III. He lived a long happy life in Toronto, Canada
Luckily he wasn't one of the 50.
I recently read 'The Real Great Escape' by Guy Walters - probably the most comprehensive account of the escapes from Stalag Luft III that has ever been published - and it is beyond incredible what those lads achieved. Absolutely mind-blowing. R.I.P to the 50 escapees who were executed after being caught, and of course all those who have died since.
The movie The Great escape is by far my favorite film, so thank you so much.
Looks like y'all are 40 feet short of the woods. It was nice to see Tom have a Danny moment in the tunnel! Well done!
Welcome to the channel. You're drawn in by all the cool machines and gadgets and you stay to watch him dig big holes in his yard! This man is living every childhood dream I had growing up🤣
I do not think I have ever been so fascinated by a video showing Mother Earth giving birth to a suitcase. You can always rely on Colin to be the first to do something wild, Bravo.
I am already missing Colins progress on his tunnel but totally appreciate he needs a break
This truly does help you grasp their achievement.
Boys will be Boys. Absolutely amazing.
One of my all time favorite movies. I could watch it every day and still be just as great. So much respect for the men who dug their way out and the tragedy of the 50 Men who were killed by the Germans. Three lads got out.
Mine too. I'm going to watch it again today. Haven't seen it for around 5 years.
Man! I hope it wasn't because of guy #4's suitcase, lol.
The laughter at 6:15! 😂🤣
Thank you for sharing your expertise!
I love the ending with Colin "Hilts the cooler king" Furze!
Brave men doing brave things it was destined to become a movie the *AWM19V* move is helping us mark my words
𝔤𝔬𝔬𝔤𝔩𝔢 that guys
i cant wait to see more of your garage project. and also your amazing music taste!
Wow one of the best UA-cam videos
Such nostalgia, and great fun with friends
Awesome content
Love all the hard work
Colin’s laugh is so contagious! 😂
Yes 😂
😂 funniest thing I've seen in ages
You're rich, I...I lost all my...money, can I have yours mister? :)
@@RainyWolf7get a job 🗿
Colin you are an absolute legend and inspiration to all!! I was howling while watching this vid. Awesome!
I remember when colin furze just made the assasins creed blade and rope launcher. I was a child when that video came out. I am now an adult and still enjoy colin furze bunker videos. I found this channel because I was building a bunker with my mates in the backyard and I needed tips this is now HUUUUGE. Love it and Hi from New Zealand :).
Colin you should add floors and keep digging down!! Make this thing multi-leveled.
This isnt his house lmao
With an underground swimming pool and roller coaster
We all agree on this.. We all say at least 10 levels.. I speak on behalve of all fans.
He made a video that he can’t do that because of radiation. Any deeper and possible radiation poisoning.
@@laurahaaima1436 he could also build un underground railway with miniature steam trains to see how the londen underground must of been like when it opened
I never knew I was claustrophobic. Seeing Colin beeing stuck with his suitcase was scary as hell. 😅
Such a great accomplishment and a great movie as well as a great memory. My brother was about 8 or 9 when we were watching the movie again and halfway through he pipes up with “Hey! Those guys are trying to escape!” Had everyone in stitches
Great work and watching this on 24th March meant so much more!
You broke the golden rule! Never go for a dump at someone else's house.
I had to, it wasn't a choice
@@colinfurze🤣
@@T-Bag13it's better to take a big dump first thing. If you're still friends afterwards then you'll be friends for life
Sounds more like a brown rule 😜
I guess it's better than going in his tunnel. 😆
You playing the Colonel Bogey March from Bridge on the River Kwai while commemorating the Great Escape almost gave me a stroke 😀
Yeah, but that pissed me off as well!
Being in my 60's, I recognized the song immediately - most people don't know what we are talking about.
Yeah the great escape theme has copyrights on it and i couldn't find a version i could use lol
This ^
@@colinfurze That's what I figured, but still 😀
Love the post work showing how much editing can change the story.
Though I love the thought of a pair of german guards going: do you here giggling?
Great job on the video Colin! Thanks for making it.
I didn't realise it was the anniversary of "the Great Escape", which is ironic, as we just spent the afternoon at the "Wartime Hertiage Museum" here in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Most of the aircraft on display (many of which are airworthy) are leftovers from WW2. We have one of only two flying Lancasters. Anyhoo, always fun to watch a tunneling video.
That pump man is genius. 1:01
Awesome episode Colin! Thanks Tunnel Dave!!
Nothing like a Colin furze laugh to put me in a good mood.
"The Cooler King" scene at the end brought this video up to another level... Well done!
It's better than the other ending...
everyone's favorite mad lad returns! This *AWM19V* is actually lit
𝔤𝔬𝔬𝔤𝔩𝔢 that guys
Don't Google it - sounds like a scam
Been watching tunnel dave since he started
Well worth a watch!
They are literally living my childhood dream. Well done lads!!
Thanks Colin
Absolutely brilliant! What life should be about.... Fun!
I love it you never cease to amaze me Colin love the collaboration ❤
Props to you guys honoring those veteran's and what they accomplished to escape.
Have a blessed Sunday afternoon everyone. Colin thank you for this upload. Time to sit back and chill.
The legend is finally back. Thank you Colin!
He’s been back… he’s been super active on his second channel
Watching colin's case coming out of the ground, was absolutely hilarious 😂👏👏.
That as hilarious, Colin! Ahhh, the power of editing there at the end. Great escape, Colin and Tunnel Dave. 😃
6:09 both hilarious and anxiety inducing moment.
Been waiting for this for ages with *AWM19V* beginning the greatest is yet to come, you could live with that!
Everyone, report this comment, it's crypto scam
the mole man progression of this channel is insane, more please
How cool! I love the great escape movie, ive seen it many many times. Very cool to see this and know that men actually did this in real life.
This is absolutely awesome. I just heard today that it was a anniversary and then I see this My day is complete thank you both❤
Furze!!!! One of my favorite movies and historical events.
It’s funny I always thought of the great escape as a very patriotic American movie. But yeah you Brit’s have every reason to love it as much as we do.
Of course we do, it was mainly British men who escaped and worked on the tunnel lol no Americans escaped at all and was moved to a different camp 7 months prior to the escape. Which saved their lives really 😊
How is it any bit American
@@imfukinginvincible6646 It’s an American film starring American actors.
@@raghudurina2354 yea but why are we talking about the movie in the context of the video, the movie was about an real thing
@@imfukinginvincible6646 Because this is my comment. And all I was saying was that growing up I always thought of it like the dirty dozen or saving private ryan. An american war film. But that seeing this video maybe me discover that the story and movie are popular elsewhere. And inspired me to read up on the real event.
Blimey, I couldn't watch this. The fear of the unsupported tunnel collapsing was making my tummy do summersaults. I kept skipping forward, and then got to the wet mud bit and was scared the tunnel would suddenly flood. It was lucky that BIG Tom didn't get stuck!
Impressive. This *AWM19V* is actually lit
my heart and love go out to the men who actually had to do that under the threat of death. God love em! As for you two.... I'm so jealous of the fun you're having!!!!
I watch you both be safe everyone 👍👏👏👏👏
I've got the feeling of sand in my eyes, just by watching this video.
Good job there, Dave and Colin! :)
6:15
Colin's laugh is so contagious 😆
Here we see a very rare occurrence indeed; a Colin Furze being born.
Had me in stitches. Keep it going Colin.
Your passion shines through every video
The Great Escape was a massive feat of human endeavour, such brave men. As Churchill once said 'Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few' you simply better believe and grasp *AWM19V* guys
I agree with the sentiment but I have offer a mild correction: In that quote Churchill was talking about the RAF pilots who defended the UK during the Battle of Britain. Still an amazing feat though.
Edit: can’t believe I didn’t spot the bot at first. Still leaving the correction, but now I implore others to read it in a harsher tone because of the annoying bot hyping worthless cryptocurrency.
imagine watching your neighbor pop out of the ground like that
John = Johann
When you hear laughter comming out of a dirt hole, you know Colin is about to surface
😆
Guys, I can't watch this video to the end. I'm more and more feeling claustrophobic! Respect! This is how an earthworm has to feel!
Something tells me the scene in Kill Bill where the bride digs her way out of a buried coffin would have been so much funnier if Colin was fighting his way out. 🤣
All the men, whether they stayed behind, successfully escaped or were executed on capture would raise a glass to you and Tunnel Dave. True British pluck and humour.
Digging out a party for the 80th anniversary of The Great Escape in the garden? 😂 Pure genius! 🌟
colins laugh makes everything awesome. love the great escape concept!
The Great Escape was a massive feat of human endeavour, such brave men. As Churchill once said 'Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few'
“The British are coming, the British are coming” -Paul Revere shouting as he Road thru 🐎 South Carolina before Americans 🇺🇸 whipped up on Britain 🇬🇧
Which he said in 1940 in reference to the RAF pilots of the Battle of Britain. Four years before the breakout from Stalag Luft III.
@@Tim091 yes I do know that but it could apply to all who fought during WW2, I feel that it fits so well with all those who fought for a free world
Very funny