A Gut Feeling or Was It Luck? The Pike Law Incident.
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this story, we travel to Sykeside, Haslingden to talk about five young boys who went on an adventure within the old mines of Pike Law quarry.
A disused haven of mystery and adventure, its tunnels had captured the imaginations of generations of local boys. Little did anyone know that the innocent exploration of these dark, forgotten passages would lead to an unforgettable tale of camaraderie and survival.
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You and Vicki are a great team! I love your stories keep them coming. Be well and be safe.
Thank you. You too 😊
An absolutely brilliant story. They should be a plaque on the wall of the local police station in honour of PC Braithwaite so that the story of his bravery can live on.
Problem now is, we don't have a police station in Haslingden now. It closes years ago and relocated. But I agreed there should be something more to honour these people, not just in Haslingden, but in every city, town and village.
what a story and a wonderful police man who would not stop till he found the lads a true hero from the past and some happy familys at the end well done to our two hero's of today filme thank you both so much it had me on the edge of my chair but i can relax now with a good ending cheers from trev and chris xxxxx
Yes, nor very often is their a happy ending to these type of stories, buy there was on this one. Yes lovely policeman who never gave up hope and it paid off. Thx 😊
I tell ya what.. that PC Braithwaite going into that mine, and squeezing into that gap... nope nope nope nope .... well done officer! Awesome work!
I know, what a brave and terrific guy he was. Thanks for watching 😊
Probably the same situation as Dean but without the hero. Harrowing thought.
I was thinking an opening on the roof level would more likely be seen by a child too, because they'll be looking around in wonder where as searchers are instinctively searching the ground for signs of them
Really enjoyed this one. I live at Road End and I regularly take myself up the quarry to have a walk and the views. I didn’t know that there was a disused mine/tunnels, fascinating.
I'd heard of this story many years ago but it was difficult trying to find information on it. Luckily the Rossendale Freepress has an archive of many old newspapers and this story is in a couple of them. Also managed to find more using the British Newspaper Archive and especially on the police constable who managed to rescue the boys.
@@DaysofHorror Cheers Chris
Thanks again for another interesting story Chris and Vicky. Goodness just shows you how boys are very adventurous and they always seem to be exploring in places where they shouldn't have gone. But wonderful that they were found. That guy PC Thomas Braithwaite definitely deserves the medals he got.
Thanks again for sharing 👍
He was also one of the first responders to the Frickley air crash site, another story we are planning on covering at some point.
I think back then boys were adventurous, even back in my day we were. Sad story to re tell with no conclusion. Thanks Shirley for watching 😊
Another excellent video, there should be a plaque for the very brave policeman, thanks again Chris and vicky
Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks Dorothy 😊
My children were born in Rossendale Hospital, it was also a purpose built workhouse for a number of years, love these adventures of yours, thankyou
Hi Anne. Thank you for commenting on this video. I had completely forgotten I was also born there until Vickie reminded me off camera 😀 The hospital was, as you say, a former workhouse owned or ran by the Board of Guardians and I think many children were once placed in there back in the late 1800s early 1900s. We were put off recording some segments as a couple of people kept stopping us and being interested in the story we were covering! It's surprising how many tales there are in our area that seem to have been forgotten about.
@@DaysofHorror love history and would love you to do something on the workhouse, I studied the workhouse in Blackburn when at school, very dark days, thanks for all you do
@@annebeckettmorris577fantastic idea. By the way I attended many courses at Rossendale hospital and was sad to see it go.
What a fascinating channel. I am delighted to have found it. I am looking forward to watching and catching up. Well presented and explained.
Thank you for you kind comments and enjoying our channel. We do appreciate comments like these. Welcome on board 😊
Awesome, thank you!
Excellent video xx spooky too
Thank you 😁
Glad you enjoyed and thank you for your support 😊
Interesting story, that fortunately had a happy ending. Regarding the Dean Boys it makes me also wonder if they had riggled through a small gap that the search parties had missed. As for the blood hound if the ground had been wet the dog wouldn't be able to pick up a scent. Having said that nobody will know if the dog had reacted to what might appear a dead end.
I'm beginning to now think they are buried in that mine. I just can't see any other scenario. And as you say, they may have crawled through a space not seen by the search parties.
Great investigation. And great presented. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Im so happy this story had a happy ending. But i wounder if 1 of the boys didn't decide to go into the mine and go home would the ending of been different. Thank god that young boy went home or this could off been a sad story about 5 boys
Thanks Emma for watching and glad you enjoyed. Not many have good ending 😊
Once again great video folks ,very simalar story to the other one mind boggling too those mines ,we've all done it as young kids adeventures😅 Chris and Vicky
Thank you 😊
My concerns about the Deans incident is that if there had been a similar cavity to crawl through then the dog would still have picked up a scent.
Yes, we see what your saying. Thanks for sharing that thought with us all 😊
Another Great Peace ✌️ of Work Keep Them Coming Guy's
Many thanks John 😀
Great historical story I got my family into watching you and they love it and subscribed big Irish family there all watching now 😂😂
Thanks Roy for kind comments and getting your family hooked. We appreciate it when our channel is shared 😊
Another very we'll thought out and interesting video thank you
Thanks, glad you enjoyed 😊
Just found your channel and live in Haslingden very interesting
Hi Mike, welcome on board 😀 We just look back at some of the old stories and try and visit those place where they took place in. Hope you enjoy them. Some videos/stories won't be for everyone's liking but we try to shake things up now and again.
A relative of mine was in the school at Frekleton I wasn’t aware of it until after he died.
Great video as always Chris. I'm really looking forward to East Drive and Accy police court. Love the paranormal stuff. 😱
I can't wait for the East Drive visit. It'll be just the two of us having the house to ourselves overnight and into midmorning the following day.
PC Braithwaite is certainly a hero. Great respect to the miners from those days, dangerous work at least these days health and safety can be a lifesaver.
It also goes to show that even these miners still couldnt locate these boys, despite knowing the underground tunnels. The police officer just had that gut feeling there where inside. This brings me to the Dean boys disappearance and how miners may well have missed them when searching. The only difference being, dogs where also used in that case and even they couldnt locate them.
Thanks as always for watching and commenting. Really appreciate thus 😊
Enjoy watching and listening to your videos, Thank goodness it had an happy ending, it could have so easily gone the other way .
Thanks Sue 😊
Thank God for saving children!!🛐✝☦✝☦
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Another excellent well researched and presented episode, it does seem very likely that the other boys you mentioned that went down dean pit did meet there end there.
The only thing I have trouble believing was the event you referred to that happened in the hospital in 1971, are you sure you got the year correct, would you take a lie detector test… I am sure Vicky will spill the beans on the real date…😀😀
Lol,I'm sorry but that is the correct year 😂😂😂
To be fair, you would think I was born after that year being much younger looking and all that 🤣
@DaysofHorror in your dreams.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👉👉
This is when a bobby was a bobby not like these lot straight out of university
I really enjoyed watching your new video last night xx❤❤
thank goodness for torches!
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What a wonderful cop not like the ones of today.
Agreed 😊
Hi there guys that's old hospital it's a shame they nock it down its looks like a very nice looking old hospital in its day and the police officer would be a hello
The old hospital was massive. I can still remember it well, having visited a couple of times with one of our daughters when she was just a baby. It is a pity they tore it down and replaced it with homes, but I guess thats progress - unfortunately.
I know, such a shame, another part of history gone 😔
Gonna do a short video soon on the Halo and will be going over Pike Law to get there so I’ll leave a shout out to your channel
Cheers for that pal. We are over in Rochdale again this weekend covering a couple of stories 👍
I’ll be filming it tomorrow weather permitting
Wouldnt it have been a Kings Commendation in 1929
It was, did I say Queens? I will have to go back and re-watch to see.
Any idea what became of PC Braithwaite after the Freckleton disaster?
We haven't looked into his career that much to be honest. The Freckleton story is lined up, and now, as you mention this, we will try and find out more.
@@DaysofHorror He got to the rank of Sergeant & retired in 1947.
Too long winded,with vexing repetition. Otherwise quite interesting.Hope the copper received some reward.
It's something I'm trying to work on, the repeating. And if you have ever been walking around for up to 3 hours, filming, reshooting a scene, having to go back, you do often forget or just cannot remember saying something you may have already said earlier and it does end up being in the final cut. We aren't professionals and this is only a hobby of ours, uncovering these old fascinating stories and trying to bring them out to people. We dont mind constructive criticism, like yours, but some people have been down right nasty of late and its become tiring of late, trying to reply to them all.
@@DaysofHorror kudos to you Chris for acknowledging the repeating. It cant be easy trying to make sure you have covered everything in these well thought out stories. We appreciate you and Vickie. Keep up the great work. Fairly new subscriber from Bangkok Thailand. (South African educator working here). 😊❤
@jenniferrosebruce6385 thank you Jennifer for understanding and enjoying our content for the stories ❤️
Did you know you were being stalked by a strange bird, lucky man 😂
She seems to follow me on most trips to these random locations
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You sure you went to uncle sam chris, you look paler than before you went😊