We find a 1930's Utility Tunnel under the River Hull | Abandoned Engineering

[@stevelomas4119]

Ah...the famous Hull tunnels....how come you didn't come out in Standedge tunnel like Exploring With Fat Man ?
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[@ALWResearchTeam]

🤣 I nearly spat my water out in the gym 😂😂
I remember Mr Dixon’s video well 👻👻👻
You Already Know 😁

[@harryrobinson-clark2249]

This wasn't the same tunnel so didn't have a time machine in it 🤷‍♂️😂

[@ALWResearchTeam]

@@harryrobinson-clark2249 No ghosts either 👻👻👻

[@theurbanlegenduk1760]

🤣🤣

[@climbforadventure]

Incredible, working through your back catalogue, better than anything on TV 😀

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Wow, thanks! TV isn's very good anymore. Their loss ha ha. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

[@martinmarsola6477]

An interesting video and chat today. An informative subject. Thanks for the tour, Andy! Cheers buddy! 🇬🇧🙂👍🇺🇸

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it Martin, it sure was a fun explore and to think we were under the River Hull. Thanks for watching and Commenting 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@65vancrazy6]

Interesting to see this kind of stuff. Thanks for posting.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there :)
Thanks for being a channel member. I’m glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@ey242]

ua-cam.com/video/_eedI9XhSP4/v-deo.html i found this one riveting as i started my working life yards from the entrance without ever knowing it existed back in 1983

[@Urbexy]

Brilliant. Must have been a bit unnerving walking next to the HV cables knowing you were in a metal tunnel with plenty of potential for water ingress. Very cool video 😀

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Yes it sure was Urbexy! The HV cables were sat silently at 11Kv and the tunnel has survived the Blitz so hopefully it will remain intact for many years to come :)

[@kernow..exp.]

another great video mate

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank You Kernow :)

[@abandonedexploringmike]

Quality buddy

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you mike :)

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

Great little video, Andy. Very interesting to see the layout of the tunnel and the construction method. Wonder what kind of paint did they use to protect the interior. Looked like some sort of japaning or russian kuzbass tar pitch. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing, mate.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Good question! I didn't look at the finish too much but it looked to be a protective paint similar to what was applied to ships of the similar age. Thank you so much for watching and commenting :)

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

@@ALWResearchTeam Always a pleasure, mate. Keep up the good work. Cheers.

[@danielp.5105]

Инфраструктура ми се чинише, че е само основите на сградите плюс канализацията, оказва се че под канализацията явно има и друго по-дълбоко. Чувал съм слухове за подземни тунели дето свързват не само сгради но и градове. Вероятно може да свързват и държави. Може дори транспорт на хора и продукти да става през тях, вероятно. Елктричество и всякви комуникации/радио са под земята. Слуховете се оказаха вярни.

[@philiphollowday6741]

Excellent, always good to see the foundations of Hull.
Have you considered doing a review of the old nuclear bunker just outside Patrington and Kilnsea.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there Phillip, We have been to the Bunker but not the AAOR near the caravan park but would like to at some point :)

[@FingerANumber]

Awesome just stumbled upon your channel (Jarvis, sorry couldn't resist 😉) been a local i found this very interesting thanks Mr ... subbed 👍👍✌

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there :)
More to come in the future

[@BejoyMusicProductions]

very interesting video! absolutely loved to see the piece of history 👍👍👍

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Glad you enjoyed it Bejoy :)

[@Skullfeck]

Enjoyed this video. That tunnel is so creepy its unreal! liked.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you very much indeed. We have filmed another couple of these to come out at some point. Many projects on the go

[@Skullfeck]

@@ALWResearchTeam awesome. Me n my friends visiting a place in April. Can't wait. So much fun

[@davestrang8585]

Alot of rust down there..great video

[@ALWResearchTeam]

There certainly was. Thanks so much :)

[@DanielGlover]

No light switch on the way in :) See the lights on the ceiling and down the ladder side. Nice video. 1931 and still going, fun if some workman came along. sprung

[@ALWResearchTeam]

They were all tucked up in bed :)

[@geordieurbex2200]

Nice find

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thanks bro

[@yorkie2789]

Fantastic stuff.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hey Yorkie, thanks very much

[@carlharris2808]

The water bank area is a long way from the river hull at the start Andy but you are a prince they should name a avenue after you .😃

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hi Carl, b roll footage from around town :)
I’m not from money or the elite so no chance of recognition

[@carlharris2808]

@@ALWResearchTeam I pulling your leg Andy water bank = spring bank and princes avenue.😀

[@ALWResearchTeam]

🤣

[@Pincott1534]

Wow you really know your cables

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Thank you for watching and commenting :)

[@jimpilot330]

Do you check the atmosphere for O2 levels and gases? I hope so.

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello, yes we sure do. We have these with us Cheap 4 Gas Detector - Is it WORTH IT?
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[@zyb3rwolfi]

Theres another tunnel that goes under the river Hull ive been to, but that one was worse in shape.

[@user-zo7mr3op8i]

Very interesting. Quite some time ago I heard/read that there is a tunnel large enough for vehicles connecting Hull to Paull (Fort).
Can't be true, can it?

[@ALWResearchTeam]

It could be ;)

[@tonywright8294]

Why ?

[@ey242]

is the large pipe anything to do with the old reckits steam line or maybe the ground breaking hydraulic system developed in hull used for raising bridges over the river, (former pump house based near scott street the last bridge removed) made famous most recently by a "Banksy" painting

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hello there, I did film the reckitts pipeline a few years back. the ones going under the river filmed here are utilities for the local authority

[@anthonydefreitas6006]

Interesting. How old are these tunnels?

[@ALWResearchTeam]

Hi Anthony, these tunnels were originally built in the 1930’s to carry power lines for the tram system above

[@anthonydefreitas6006]

@@ALWResearchTeam cool