High hat tunnel, Isle of Wight.

Our first visit to find the abandoned railway tunnel at St Lawrence, an amazing piece of history that although needs a bit of care and respect is a wonderful place to explore and lose yourself as you stand inside and try to imagine it as a working railway. Apparently its not a right of way, but there are no signs until you go through and up the old track to a gate that says 'Private'...oops to late. I wonder who owns it and why? I've left a map to make it easier to find...good luck and treat the area with respect.

[@Lee_Sullivan]

Lovely adventures, Great video guys 🙂

[@ladyskellington3296]

That was so lovely to watch.

[@Image_7_Media]

Apparently Seven Sisters' Road (said to have been named after a group of elm trees planted by a man in memory of his seven daughters).

[@terryansell6641]

What happened to his daughters

[@BrettDavis-i7x]

Great vid mate,loved it.

[@michael1714]

Very interesting, thanks

[@tomwoolgar4575]

It was dry when I walked through last September.

[@gregorybeckett9205]

That was fab mate...that was as proberly used as a coal line.

[@grahamfisher5436]

Look up
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Rocket 🚀 programme

[@simon-oy6um]

You can say yards again now were not part of the EU anymore 😅😅😅

[@beanybun6110]

Wow, there’s a Brexit benefit…🤪