Hi ! I know that there are always tons of comments below your videos, but I would like you to reply to that! I am Italian, I live in Italy and I have heard that you came here to Europe. If you ever come back, here in the north, ther's a place that would be perfect for your "beyond the dark" series. The asylum of Mombello. I'm Sorry, hope I haven't made too many mistakes writing this commen 😅
I feel like Josh can innocently talk and anyone will help him, he just has that kind of personality. If it had been anyone else turning up on the island I doubt they would get a tour!
I’m glad you ran into the right kind of kind construction workers and weren’t immediately kicked off of the island. I think they knew you weren’t there to harm or destroy anything on the property or harm anyone. They were nice enough to give you a personal tour and were knowledgeable and excited about the history there as well which is great. I’m glad you guys didn’t get the chainsaw massacre treatment and vanish forever! Thanks for sharing it’s always interesting if you get a chance let alone a personal tour of an island from the 1600s that has lots of history probably both good and bad
Well, not that hellish after all^^. But i can imagine the authorities go like: "...construction workers? No, i'm sorry, there are no workers on the island. Construction works were paused after two of them disappeared, a few months ago, under mysterious circumstances."
Why is this dude not running his own show on national television? Dude is awesome! Very respectful, honest and not afraid to get dirty! We are definitely fans
Bro in alaska there's a city called portlock and the city went abandon because the population was dying off and there was something killing most of the population and no one knows what it is and it a ghost city u should explore
@@steelers530yc8 bigfoot? Thats not true yet, I guess. I just now know about portlock alaska. The city was abandoned because people kept dissappearing and they found dismembered bodies of some of the missing ashore in the lagoon. Cause of death? Unknown
I must suggest that you may Come back to the Island and bring some presents for the Nice Guy who caught you roaming around the island without permit from them, or even give him additional tips for being so kind and accommodating! Simple sharing is an acts of kindness...
@@Krepticite Sharing and Caring is not Stupidity! Maybe you are not guided and educated by your parents and your school to be a Good Person with Good Manners??!! Your attitude reflected what kind and or how bad person are you. you didn't know the word Thankful and Grateful... Thanks GOD almighty you aren't controlling this channel.
@@dewianjani8021 as you Watched the entire video. The guy ask them if they booked to visit the island. So? Just simply followed that Guy. So the next time they visit the island the people there must aware of the incoming visitors, simple as that.
You should talk to the owner of the island so you can make a quick documentary when they go to open that door that the lady thinks there's something on the other side. That would be so awesome because there is so much history to be told about this place and you are the man to do it.
this video series in the uk has been great. i think its also all of you together seem to get on and really enjoy what your doing, and it shows on screen. do come back when you can.
They did not bury the canons. The Canons, they are so heavy, they actually sink in the dirt. I know bcz we hv some Forts over here with same canons. One even bigger then the one shown. As a child all was up above ground and later in years i went with my kids and some were almost completely under the dirt. Some years ago they dug em back up, restored and painted. The Forts were made by the Dutch and Brits, back then here to protect the plantations. And yeah the walls are Super thick as defence posts. Especially the munition room. Check Fort Nieuw Amsterdam, Suriname. It's a beautifull park now. Ooh it was used later as a prison too. When i was a kid like 9 years of age, 40 years ago, it was still used as a prison.
I don't comment like ever but I felt I needed to. I love your abandoned videos! I love your equipment and the beautiful shots you get with your drone work, HD camara's and your hand held footage. A lot of your shots remind me of certain travel shows I watch on my local cable. I love these videos the most though because I will never get the chance to travel to some of these amazing locations in person and you give historical info, back ground and the amazing opportunity to see these places face to face. Please don't ever stop what you do! PS I think you should do a bloopers video. Just like cutting room floor funny or scary bloopers. Thanks for being you, Josh, and team!
That island is so cool! It's gonna be gorgeous when it's all restored. That was such a score that the dude working out there ended up being nice and showing you the rest of the island. Those guns are mind blowing! So cool to see that most of the stuff is still there.
I think Angel Island, next to Alcatraz is closer akin to Drake's island. Alcatraz was a mammoth fort and military prison originally, Angel Island was fortified but spread out like Drake's and also was a plague hospital among many other functions. For a brief time California even stored tons of PCB containing electric transformers, because they had no clue what to do with them.
This was such a fun video! I really like this style for when you're in the UK! Please come up and visit Scotland when you can! We have amazing places for you to visit too!
26:46 - That ring is 360 degrees, they would record the bearing, elevation and charge of each shot, noting where it landed and would adjust as neccesary to dial in the shot. They could also gauge the shot using a gunnery table - something the first computers were used to calculate. Some later guns have mechanical computers that could indicate the desired range based on the position. 40mm bofors guns often had something similar attached.
Such a great episode. I'm from Plymouth and found it so fascinating to finally see what's on Dreaks Island. Really enjoyed the whole UK series tbh and hope your back soon to discover some more places.
Love your passion for exploring the abandoned places, that are just such a joy to share your journey. Theres something inwardly rustic and beautiful, yet haunting and harrowing in these places, i really admire your passion, i used to love doing similar, but getting AVN of both my hips, it stopped me from enjoying going to stately homes and haunted tours. Really enjoy watching ❤
You finally came to Drakes Island! I've been waiting for this since I first started watching you! Such a insane place, with alot of history. Amazing video and some great footage. Glad you enjoyed your visit Josh, hopefully you can come back to the South West again to explore more 😀
I absolutely loved the way this video turned out! Like what are the chances that you were able to get the team working on the island to give you a tour, and more insight into the history of this fort and island. You gotta go back when they open the resort! I need to see behind that closed in wall. Blessings of light and love!
Hey Josh, love this video.. You are number 1 on youtube, a lot of the other explorers seem to have fallen off the face of the earth, oh well, goes to show you who is true and who isn't.. Keep keepin' on... looking forward to the next video.. stay safe..
The guns that you see were probably 7-inch Armstrong rifled breechloading guns (1860-70). Which were probably replaced with 9-inch rifled muzzle loaders in 1872 till 1890. Then the larger cannons on the rails still will be 9-inch rifled muzzle loaders which will have been used in 1893 onwards towards WW1. The 9 inch guns took a team of 9 men to load and fire. These guns fired projectiles weighing 256 pounds (116 kg). They were absolute warship killers. The bunker itself will have probably been built around 1850 so not anywhere near the 1600's and a little later than the Napolionic period. There are tonnes of these ace bunkers along the UK's coastline and they were mainly used to guard the coast from enemy warships. The most famous one being The Old Battery on the Isle Of Wight above the Needle stacks. Most of them are now privately owned by people living on them, or companies having hotels like this one in the video. Still very very cool intricate and interesting buildings. Definitely make the trip to the Isle of Wight one sometime Josh as theres tonnes of abandoned ones near there! :)
Drake's Island is a privately owned island in Plymouth Sound. The first recorded name for the island was in 1135, when it was referred to as St Michael's after the chapel erected on it. The chapel was rededicated to St Nicholas and the island adopted the same name. From the latter part of the 16th century the island was occasionally referred to as Drake's Island after Sir Francis Drake. Ii is only in about the last 100 years that this name has slipped into disuse and the name Drake's Island has been adopted. In 1583 Drake was made governor of the island. From 1549 the island began to be fortified as a defense against the French and Spanish, with barracks for 300 men being built on the island in the late 16th century. The 1859 Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom recommended a huge program of new fortifications to defend Plymouth. On Drake's Island, the existing battery at the center of the island was to be replaced by five 12-inch muzzle loading guns in open emplacements. A new battery was to be built on the southwestern end, of 21 9-inch guns in an arc of stone casemates with iron shields. The work was not complete in 1880. Six 12-pounder quick firing guns were added in 1897 and three 6-inch guns became the main armament in 1901; the original muzzle loaders were dumped under a pile of earth. Finally, in 1942, a modern twin 6-pounder gun was installed. Following World War II Drake's Island remained under the administration of the War Office, which, despite having announced in 1956 that it was no longer needed for defense purposes, did not finally vacate the island until 1963, when Plymouth City Council obtained a lease from the Crown with the aim of establishing a youth adventure training center there. It was opened in 1964, the year in which a mains water supply finally reached the island. Drake's Island Adventure Centre, under the custody of the Mayflower Centre Trust, operated until 31 March 1989, when the Mayflower Trust surrendered their lease to the Crown and sold off the boats and sports equipment. In 1995, Dan McCauley purchased Drake's Island with the intention of turning it into a hotel complex. In 2003, Plymouth City Council turned down a planning application from McCauley to build a hotel and leisure complex complete with helipad. In May 2005 the island attracted British media attention when one of the empty buildings on the island was squatted by a group of anti-nuclear protestors, Trident Ploughshares. In October 2018, the island was put up for sale and was purchased by Morgan Phillips, who plans to open the island to the public with a museum and heritage center. It was due to open for a one-off tour by 105 visitors on 15 March 2020 but this was cancelled due to COVID 19.
To tell the truth you save me from going crazy I was going through some hard times then I click your life experience and travels gave me a reason that there more out there that what I am.
Hey Josh have you ever thought of exploring Rancho los amigias in Downey California? I worked in one of the buildings back when I work with a patient eerie place.
Honestly Uncharted is one of the best action adventure games out there besides Last Of Us lol and with all the travels u did , u do remind me of Nathan Drake in that catalogue ☺️
Great video Josh it was brilliant to see you got a guided tour of the island and was able to leave by the main door. Big thanks to Matt for taking you guys across to the island :-)
I love seeing y'all exploring together again! Josh was the first explorer I ever watched and that's how I found exploring with fighters and I been watching y'all ever since! Like five years now! Fan forever, you guys bring to life all the places I can never go to and I thank you for the beauty of your adventures! Love from the tiny idaho town of Jerome, U.S.A.
There’s a much easier entrance around the back of the island through a big window. Also someone has just bought island and they are doing work on it at the mo . They are looking into turning it into a hotel .
You should go visit Corregidor(Fort Mills) it’s an island that was used to be a harbor defense in WW2 it’s located in the Philippines. Search it on google so you can know more about the history, and yes it's haunted.
Hi Josh i was very surprised by the video it is phenomenal thank you another surprise was listening to one of my fellow South African recognized the accent. Love from Johannesburg South Africa💝💝💝
More important British history sites bought by private companies and individuals then turned into resorts. Instead of being restored and turned into a museum for everyone to visit.
If you get back to the UK. Why not go to Whitby Abbey was a 7th-century Christian monastery that later became a Benedictine abbey. The abbey church was situated overlooking the North Sea on the East Cliff above Whitby in North Yorkshire, England, a centre of the medieval Northumbrian Kingdom. Its a really lovely place to come.
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Hi ! I know that there are always tons of comments below your videos, but I would like you to reply to that! I am Italian, I live in Italy and I have heard that you came here to Europe. If you ever come back, here in the north, ther's a place that would be perfect for your "beyond the dark" series.
The asylum of Mombello.
I'm Sorry, hope I haven't made too many mistakes writing this commen 😅
Invece ho visto che sei stato alla chiesa blu... AIUTO
Hi
Rip off , sorry
I feel like Josh can innocently talk and anyone will help him, he just has that kind of personality. If it had been anyone else turning up on the island I doubt they would get a tour!
Oh my gah!
¡hah ym hO
In german:"Die drei sind total knuffig"😉😁😁
yes, even spirits and demons would go soft. :D
I’m glad you ran into the right kind of kind construction workers and weren’t immediately kicked off of the island. I think they knew you weren’t there to harm or destroy anything on the property or harm anyone. They were nice enough to give you a personal tour and were knowledgeable and excited about the history there as well which is great. I’m glad you guys didn’t get the chainsaw massacre treatment and vanish forever! Thanks for sharing it’s always interesting if you get a chance let alone a personal tour of an island from the 1600s that has lots of history probably both good and bad
Well, not that hellish after all^^. But i can imagine the authorities go like:
"...construction workers? No, i'm sorry, there are no workers on the island. Construction works were paused after two of them disappeared, a few months ago, under mysterious circumstances."
OMFG HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
This is why the UK and US are best friends
Josh be like “we’re gonna die”
Construction dude: “hey you guys want a tour?” 😂🤣
"There is a killer on this Island with a chainsaw" Josh said 😂
They were lucky that he was nice about it though lol
Dude british people they had no mercy on the americans in the early 80s and 70s
Nah it’s just coz British people are lads it’s not coz we love Americans which most of us definitely do not
@charli309 yea its dark but no i dont hate british people just the soldiers where really evil
Why is this dude not running his own show on national television? Dude is awesome! Very respectful, honest and not afraid to get dirty! We are definitely fans
He's like the real josh gates🤣
Bro in alaska there's a city called portlock and the city went abandon because the population was dying off and there was something killing most of the population and no one knows what it is and it a ghost city u should explore
I heard it's in Alaska. Seen it the other day on Mr.ballen.. it has a bigfoot problem and kills ppl. That's y the city is abandon...
@@steelers530yc8 bigfoot?
Thats not true yet, I guess. I just now know about portlock alaska.
The city was abandoned because people kept dissappearing and they found dismembered bodies of some of the missing ashore in the lagoon.
Cause of death? Unknown
@@IceIR27 Plesiosaur
Typical British; “How did you get here?”
“We just scaled the rocks”
“Did you sign in?” 😅
This is how we say hello.
EY UP MATE!!!!
WE are an island ourselves after all.
He was from Africa...the worker guy
That man you guys were hiding from was probably thinking there's ghost on the island lol
Naw, he could hear Josh babbling, he knew it was just some people exploring, probably happens more often than we think.
I must suggest that you may Come back to the Island and bring some presents for the Nice Guy who caught you roaming around the island without permit from them, or even give him additional tips for being so kind and accommodating! Simple sharing is an acts of kindness...
That's such a stupid idea, thank god you aren't controlling this channel.
@@Krepticite Sharing and Caring is not Stupidity! Maybe you are not guided and educated by your parents and your school to be a Good Person with Good Manners??!! Your attitude reflected what kind and or how bad person are you. you didn't know the word Thankful and Grateful... Thanks GOD almighty you aren't controlling this channel.
There's a chance they won't be this lucky next time...
@@dewianjani8021 as you Watched the entire video. The guy ask them if they booked to visit the island. So? Just simply followed that Guy. So the next time they visit the island the people there must aware of the incoming visitors, simple as that.
Yes kindness goes a long way and leads to good contacts and new friends.
You should talk to the owner of the island so you can make a quick documentary when they go to open that door that the lady thinks there's something on the other side. That would be so awesome because there is so much history to be told about this place and you are the man to do it.
this video series in the uk has been great. i think its also all of you together seem to get on and really enjoy what your doing, and it shows on screen. do come back when you can.
love seeing Josh so giddy he's like a kid in a candy store
So true. I like that he explores abandoned places it's so interesting and he gets so excited when he explores it
They did not bury the canons. The Canons, they are so heavy, they actually sink in the dirt. I know bcz we hv some Forts over here with same canons. One even bigger then the one shown. As a child all was up above ground and later in years i went with my kids and some were almost completely under the dirt. Some years ago they dug em back up, restored and painted. The Forts were made by the Dutch and Brits, back then here to protect the plantations. And yeah the walls are Super thick as defence posts. Especially the munition room. Check Fort Nieuw Amsterdam, Suriname. It's a beautifull park now. Ooh it was used later as a prison too. When i was a kid like 9 years of age, 40 years ago, it was still used as a prison.
“Alright, so we’re going to be flying today.”
“15 Knots, lighting speed!”
That’s 17mph. Pee-Wee Herman’s bike is just as fast.
Feels like your flying on the water tho
@@ericr7342 no that still feels slow on the water
What a nice guy the worker is. Those canons were insane!!!!
Thanks Josh for this awesome video! Good Job!
I don't comment like ever but I felt I needed to. I love your abandoned videos! I love your equipment and the beautiful shots you get with your drone work, HD camara's and your hand held footage. A lot of your shots remind me of certain travel shows I watch on my local cable. I love these videos the most though because I will never get the chance to travel to some of these amazing locations in person and you give historical info, back ground and the amazing opportunity to see these places face to face. Please don't ever stop what you do! PS I think you should do a bloopers video. Just like cutting room floor funny or scary bloopers. Thanks for being you, Josh, and team!
Hey josh, I love all of your content, you really go above and beyond for your fans. You should be proud of what you’ve achieved. Keep it up
You should look at Roosevelt Island! Has an abandoned asylum and use to be called Blackwells Island. In New York!
Make sure you bring the MP5 and lots of body armor , you got this remember the load out is 10k, or a gas mask
You talking about escape from tarkov?
@@gordonlin6120 lmao it's warzone
If he learns the new stim glitch method he’s mad chillin
Nah bro load out is 7500 on rebirth island don’t worry
That island is so cool! It's gonna be gorgeous when it's all restored. That was such a score that the dude working out there ended up being nice and showing you the rest of the island. Those guns are mind blowing! So cool to see that most of the stuff is still there.
"we dont know if we're getting off the island"
Me: Oh shit!
Also me: So they uploaded the video which means they must be fine right?
Matter that MUCH, it's not that important
Found footage by the construction workers 😂
Hats off to that guy working there for showing you around 👍
Shout outs to the owner and the men they have working for them, super nice
Josh when caught , he goes all “goofy American “ 😂🤣
It worked like a charm Josh 💯👏👏👍
yeah exploring snowflake LOL
This is drakes Island in my home city of Plymouth. Josh, if your still in Plymouth fancy doing a fan meet up? Would love to meet you man
I can't imagine Josh meeting up with random fans who could be anyone, just because he's in their area 😏
It was filmed a couple of months ago
Plus lockdown!!
Yeah was filmed before Christmas. Exploring with fighters went live a when he was here.
No one wants to go near you during COVID
I think Angel Island, next to Alcatraz is closer akin to Drake's island. Alcatraz was a mammoth fort and military prison originally, Angel Island was fortified but spread out like Drake's and also was a plague hospital among many other functions. For a brief time California even stored tons of PCB containing electric transformers, because they had no clue what to do with them.
This was such a fun video! I really like this style for when you're in the UK! Please come up and visit Scotland when you can! We have amazing places for you to visit too!
26:46 - That ring is 360 degrees, they would record the bearing, elevation and charge of each shot, noting where it landed and would adjust as neccesary to dial in the shot.
They could also gauge the shot using a gunnery table - something the first computers were used to calculate.
Some later guns have mechanical computers that could indicate the desired range based on the position.
40mm bofors guns often had something similar attached.
Such a great episode. I'm from Plymouth and found it so fascinating to finally see what's on Dreaks Island. Really enjoyed the whole UK series tbh and hope your back soon to discover some more places.
Love your passion for exploring the abandoned places, that are just such a joy to share your journey. Theres something inwardly rustic and beautiful, yet haunting and harrowing in these places, i really admire your passion, i used to love doing similar, but getting AVN of both my hips, it stopped me from enjoying going to stately homes and haunted tours. Really enjoy watching ❤
26:51 it works with a compass if you take that you see the degrees,,,, cool video, just came from Shutter Island video
When i read "we are not alone" i taught this was a exploring a haunted fort but its not
Its plymouth. Nothin is haunted here.
You finally came to Drakes Island! I've been waiting for this since I first started watching you! Such a insane place, with alot of history. Amazing video and some great footage. Glad you enjoyed your visit Josh, hopefully you can come back to the South West again to explore more 😀
pretty cool vid - love the drone shots !
I absolutely loved the way this video turned out! Like what are the chances that you were able to get the team working on the island to give you a tour, and more insight into the history of this fort and island. You gotta go back when they open the resort! I need to see behind that closed in wall. Blessings of light and love!
Hey Josh, love this video.. You are number 1 on youtube, a lot of the other explorers seem to have fallen off the face of the earth, oh well, goes to show you who is true and who isn't.. Keep keepin' on... looking forward to the next video.. stay safe..
The guns that you see were probably 7-inch Armstrong rifled breechloading guns (1860-70). Which were probably replaced with 9-inch rifled muzzle loaders in 1872 till 1890. Then the larger cannons on the rails still will be 9-inch rifled muzzle loaders which will have been used in 1893 onwards towards WW1. The 9 inch guns took a team of 9 men to load and fire. These guns fired projectiles weighing 256 pounds (116 kg). They were absolute warship killers. The bunker itself will have probably been built around 1850 so not anywhere near the 1600's and a little later than the Napolionic period.
There are tonnes of these ace bunkers along the UK's coastline and they were mainly used to guard the coast from enemy warships. The most famous one being The Old Battery on the Isle Of Wight above the Needle stacks. Most of them are now privately owned by people living on them, or companies having hotels like this one in the video. Still very very cool intricate and interesting buildings. Definitely make the trip to the Isle of Wight one sometime Josh as theres tonnes of abandoned ones near there! :)
You made me laugh hairdryers in your boots I'm surprised you didn't set the place a light 🔥😅
Drake's Island is a privately owned island in Plymouth Sound. The first recorded name for the island was in 1135, when it was referred to as St Michael's after the chapel erected on it. The chapel was rededicated to St Nicholas and the island adopted the same name. From the latter part of the 16th century the island was occasionally referred to as Drake's Island after Sir Francis Drake. Ii is only in about the last 100 years that this name has slipped into disuse and the name Drake's Island has been adopted. In 1583 Drake was made governor of the island. From 1549 the island began to be fortified as a defense against the French and Spanish, with barracks for 300 men being built on the island in the late 16th century. The 1859 Royal Commission on the Defence of the United Kingdom recommended a huge program of new fortifications to defend Plymouth. On Drake's Island, the existing battery at the center of the island was to be replaced by five 12-inch muzzle loading guns in open emplacements. A new battery was to be built on the southwestern end, of 21 9-inch guns in an arc of stone casemates with iron shields. The work was not complete in 1880. Six 12-pounder quick firing guns were added in 1897 and three 6-inch guns became the main armament in 1901; the original muzzle loaders were dumped under a pile of earth. Finally, in 1942, a modern twin 6-pounder gun was installed. Following World War II Drake's Island remained under the administration of the War Office, which, despite having announced in 1956 that it was no longer needed for defense purposes, did not finally vacate the island until 1963, when Plymouth City Council obtained a lease from the Crown with the aim of establishing a youth adventure training center there. It was opened in 1964, the year in which a mains water supply finally reached the island. Drake's Island Adventure Centre, under the custody of the Mayflower Centre Trust, operated until 31 March 1989, when the Mayflower Trust surrendered their lease to the Crown and sold off the boats and sports equipment. In 1995, Dan McCauley purchased Drake's Island with the intention of turning it into a hotel complex. In 2003, Plymouth City Council turned down a planning application from McCauley to build a hotel and leisure complex complete with helipad. In May 2005 the island attracted British media attention when one of the empty buildings on the island was squatted by a group of anti-nuclear protestors, Trident Ploughshares. In October 2018, the island was put up for sale and was purchased by Morgan Phillips, who plans to open the island to the public with a museum and heritage center. It was due to open for a one-off tour by 105 visitors on 15 March 2020 but this was cancelled due to COVID 19.
Love seeing you do videos in my country. Hope you can get some time soon.
Your country? Is it now?
Fantastic of that worker showing you guys around loved the video 🤗🤗❤
Can't wait my brother
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@@illsubscribetoanyonewhosub5427 and it's not a big deal my friend
Awesome 👍 thanks 😊
To tell the truth you save me from going crazy I was going through some hard times then I click your life experience and travels gave me a reason that there more out there that what I am.
I hope things have gotten better for you now x
Super nice 😍
Hey Josh have you ever thought of exploring Rancho los amigias in Downey California? I worked in one of the buildings back when I work with a patient eerie place.
Keep up the good work josh and friends ⭐️💫🌟
It's amazing seeing this place. Here in Portugal we have a fort too with the huge cannons still on it.
Your videos are so good! I'm obsessed!😍 Can't stop watching!
Looks at title of video
Me: “yOu aRe NoT alOnE~~”
-Michael Jackson
Really enjoyed this one Josh & crew.
I’d love to know what’s behind that wall!
Great explore ✌🏻
When they got caught but the construction workers were chill👌🏻 Wish America was like that.
If John still helps edit your videos, he has great taste in music as I used same song 2 videos ago on my channel. Lol.
I have to say, some of the things you do. You’ve got balls dude. Love your work
Getting my goosebumps from his thumbnail and josh is the best explorer man 🕵️
Great video. Saw you on tv again. Caught the tale end of some kind of shut down power plant.
Honestly Uncharted is one of the best action adventure games out there besides Last Of Us lol and with all the travels u did , u do remind me of Nathan Drake in that catalogue ☺️
Uncharted is my favorite game series I was mad when I beat Uncharted 3 in one day lol
I agree
I've just started on Drake's deception after finishing among thieves last night. Can't believe those games are 10 years and over now.
@@S-Ltd1000 woahhhhh
@@S-Ltd1000 they had really good traffics for their time
Great video Josh it was brilliant to see you got a guided tour of the island and was able to leave by the main door. Big thanks to Matt for taking you guys across to the island :-)
I love seeing y'all exploring together again! Josh was the first explorer I ever watched and that's how I found exploring with fighters and I been watching y'all ever since! Like five years now! Fan forever, you guys bring to life all the places I can never go to and I thank you for the beauty of your adventures!
Love from the tiny idaho town of Jerome, U.S.A.
Seriously, that was such a great example of how lucky you can get. That was one of the best videos, because the editing was perfect, guys.
I love this whole UK adventure series man, keep it up!
its just like fortmont in new jersey and fort Delaware and peapach island . you should go to those places
The island will be completely refurbished in *30 years* according to their website.
Most of it will be in the sea in 30 years 🙈
@@FantasyCelebrityWrestling 30cm rise aint gonna drown it
There’s a much easier entrance around the back of the island through a big window.
Also someone has just bought island and they are doing work on it at the mo .
They are looking into turning it into a hotel .
Lmao like the worker couldn't see the drone while they are trying to hide. Amazing adventure though.
Josh and his friends were trying to be quiet as well, but anyone from a mile away could hear all the noise they were making lmao
@@syneiro5497 very true. Love these journeys
The drone footage was done afterwards and they probably asked permission.
Love your videos of abandoned places and I like this video of the island and man was nice to show you the island.🌈🤗
I love it man abandoned islands and history are my favorite
That was an amazing explore! Love the Brits. Thanks for bringing us up close and personal.
What an amazing video guy's. Worked out perfect for you and what a gent for showing you around ! Looking forward for the next .. Stay Safe
Enjoy this very much as always. Thank you as a lot of us are not able to go to these places but we learn from you. 👍
Wow, only just saw this has dropped... 11 days later. Cant wai to watch.
It was so amazing/engrossing to watch that I forgot to blink my eyes for 37:18 mins straight.
abit of a fire hazard keeping hair dryer on floor for many minutes like that? I remember reading they should not be on for long at a time
You should go visit Corregidor(Fort Mills) it’s an island that was used to be a harbor defense in WW2 it’s located in the Philippines. Search it on google so you can know more about the history, and yes it's haunted.
Hi Josh i was very surprised by the video it is phenomenal thank you another surprise was listening to one of my fellow South African recognized the accent. Love from Johannesburg South Africa💝💝💝
Another great video josh thanks xx
Very cool. Thank you. Keep doing what you do!
I honestly enjoy your adventure style videos more . keep them coming josh. great job !
There is a haunted hotel here in the philippines called Diplomat Hotel in Bagyo Philippines
You guys can check it out someday
Yeah I bet it is haunted because lots of people died during the earthquake way back I forgot the year...LOL
*It's Baguio, not bagyo.*
I was getting anxious waiting for zombie to come ruining out. lol ghosts in the tunnels.... lol its good that guy was nice & not rude .
This was awesome and that worker guy was super nice.
Love your videos! Such great adventures.
Hope you enjoyed your stay here in the UK.
Great Adventure. enjoyed it. bring more. all the best to all of you.
AWESOME!Video!Thanks guys!
More important British history sites bought by private companies and individuals then turned into resorts. Instead of being restored and turned into a museum for everyone to visit.
"They're soldering something, trying to get it off"
Well at least it was all words lol
I died laughing.. this dude has a extremely low iq
LOL
Lmfaoooo
come to missouri when u r able to travel we got some coolstuff as well
Thanks for another great video keep up the good work
Awesome! loved it, thanks guys
LMAOOO you were just straddling behind him like y’all were on a motorcycle😭 I love it
That guy that found you legit made me nervous, I thought he was gonna ask you to leave lol
Loved the video love the abandoned and history
Nice to watch your version of the journey as well.
PLEASE DO MORE EXPLORES AND ADVENTURES THERE !!!!
THANK YOU ALL MUCH MUCH LOVE AND PRAYERS AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL...!!!
A video with all of my favorite explorers in one video, today is a great day.
If you get back to the UK. Why not go to Whitby Abbey was a 7th-century Christian monastery that later became a Benedictine abbey. The abbey church was situated overlooking the North Sea on the East Cliff above Whitby in North Yorkshire, England, a centre of the medieval Northumbrian Kingdom. Its a really lovely place to come.
Awesome exploration . . .
4K is just so clean to watch!