Exploring the old Tottington Print Works
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this video, we take a walk around the old print works that are located in Tottington.
The ruins here are those of Tottington Print Works, known locally as ‘Tottington Mill’.
If you stop about halfway down the cobbled path and look back towards Tower Farm, it is thought to be the place LS Lowry stood and painted the"Mill Yard, Tottington" in 1921.
Tottington Print Works site is extensive and the walls of the buildings, particularly at the sides of the brook are large and impressive.
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I lived at stormer hill house in the 1983. I moved home to Florida in 85. In Florida for sure the holes you showed would be dug by a tortoise. Enjoyed your video. Walked by the hunt often. I have a restrike print of the hunt with Holcomb hill in the background circa 1770s.
Thank you for your work. I get to Bury/Bolton every couple of years. Will stop by the printwoks...Dan
Hi Dan and thanks for watching. It's a remarkable place to have a mooch around. Whilst it can be difficult at times to see much due to the undergrowth, there is still a real 'feel" to the place.
Fantastic video. I walk the dog round there all the time. I remember they had an archaeological dig there about a decade ago where they uncovered a lot of the stonework. The Kirklees Brook was culverted until about 12 -15 years ago. The culvert was removed due to European environmental rules, and some of the weirs were demolished as well.
The Holcombe Hunt is further down near the now defunct bird sanctuary., and is near where the Kirklees Print Works used to be (which was another mill).
We had never been to this occasion prior to the video so was excited to film it in our own way. It's an interesting place I can safely say that.
6:37 As kids, we called it the Lilly Pond or the Frog Pond. It wasn't overgrown at all back in the late 70s, early 80s. There were millions of frogs for a few summers, so much so that the roads around the immediate are were full of dead run over ones, tiny hopping frogs everywhere.
Great video! Wonderful how nature claims everything back 🌿
Many thanks Lynda 😀 The GoPro didn't pick it up well, the colours and how well it looks. At one point, I say it reminds me of Narnia, and it honestly did 😅
Your new video was amazing tonight keep up with the good work guys x😊❤
The woods i always loved...love movies taking place in woods.
Yep, we are the same. Blair Witch is the standout movie for me personally.
You finished the video about 200 yards from my house in Greenmount,the terminus of the railway line, I regularly walk through that area and if you had continued a few hundred yards beyond the printworks you come to the farm which houses the hounds from the Holcombe Hunt,The gates actually have HH as its logo. Good video.thanks.
Now that makes sense why we clearly heard hounds 😅 At the time, it sounded a littler eerie and we didnt know if we were hearing things or not!
Nice one Mate ❤ and ✌️ be With You X
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About that Randonautica : it really gets weirder and weirder, online there are rural walkers, explorers and even tourist with strange events to tell...like sometimes it " reads the mind " i think there is something to this !
Tom, Belgium.
Hi Tom, we have another rando video all edited and added to our channel. It will be released next couple of weeks, but we got some really weird and to be honest, excellent results! Nothing sinister but what we got definately got us thinking 🤔
@@DaysofHorror great, yes, but that's what i mean, you look sinister you get it, want a nice surprise that can happen too, but it doesn't happen all the time !
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We havent yet got too excited as the numbers will fluctuate in the next 24 hours haha We will no doubt lose one or two but also gain, but its bang on 2000 as it stands.
@DaysofHorror well true ha ha its a hard UA-cam to do now a days I'll keep sharing your videos
@@Mandy-q2x It's great getting the viewers but at the end of the day, as long as we enjoy going out to these locations, that's what it's all about. Having people enjoy some of he videos is huge too, but it's about adventuring and finding new stories and places to visit.
@DaysofHorror it sure is I love looking at stone marks and ruins of different places it fascinates me my husband and I got your two books very good read the red wood massacre our kind of film are you going to be bringing more books out sorry to keep bothering you both your channel has inspired my husband channel
@user-po8eh3dr9p We both appear in the sequel to Redwood Massacre. We went up to Aberdeen a couple of years ago as extras. We know the writer / director David Ryan Keith, and he invited us over to appear in a small scene. It's at the very beginning in a library 😅 Our little claim to fame. It's called Redwood Massacre : Annihilation. ua-cam.com/video/-9vQbxM-lLM/v-deo.htmlsi=V-t3WlrfTAJBKuJX
The first movie, Redwood Massacre, David allowed us to write the novel of the film 👍
Have you ever thought of visiting the sight of the old padiham power station and the train line for it which is now a foot path called padiham green way?
Gets a like before I even watch it.❤
Many thanks Acorn. This was more of a gander and a spur of the moment walk around back in April. We have tried to hold back a fair few videos to use as back-ups for when we aren't out filming due to weather or in this case, holidays 😅
Yay I caught a live!
Unfortunately we couldn't be there as we were out getting more footage for our next video. We started filming last weekend but the weather hindered us somewhat, so we are trying to get what we need during this week and in the evenings.
Interesting place. Yeah, not one I've heard of at all. Can only imagine what stood there a century or so back....
There wasn't too much to see, BUT, you do get a sense of just how big the operation must have been back in its heyday.
Calico works needed a lot of water heat and also land for bleaching so some of those covered channels would have been water supply channels and heat conduits.
Cheers for the info Andy 😀 As you could tell, we knew very little about the place and it was just more about us going and and just recording what we found. Very interesting place though and it must have been an enormous place during its prime!