Exploring Woolton Quarry Hidden Tunnels Urban Exploring - Liverpool - September - 2020 -

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hidden away in reynolds park in liverpool is part of the former woolton quarry closed to the public this place is apparently used for biological research....and by the looks of it laughing gas parties!
Closed for stone abstraction in the late 1800's and has been naturally colonised with an array of flora and fauna.
we took erics nitro car along with us to give it a good rip around the gravel and hills in the park.
equipment used....
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polarpro hand grip ....www.amazon.co....
gopro session...www.amazon.co....
vijim mini fill light...www.amazon.co....
music by www.nihilore.com/
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intro sound by www.freesounds...

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@billgibbons7334 3 года назад

I vaguely remember this place from when I was a lad living in Woolton, in the late 1940's. It was open to the public now and again and there were events held down there, I don't know what these events actually were, maybe garden fetes or charity fund raisers, but i do remember the quarry floor was landscaped and set out as gardens. The tunnel was another way of getting in and out, quite an adventure to me and other lads, it came up to the level of the park by a flight of steps up against the wall of a building and you had nto go through a gate to get to it. It's quite a while since I've been to the park so maybe the steps have been filled in now.

@caravb5906 2 года назад

Very interesting. My auntie lived on Quarry Street above and below a shop. Her sitting room downstairs led onto a massive garden backing on to the quarry wall. I am sure I remember a gated locked door in the quarry wall

@g2emedia1977 2 года назад

Cheers thanks for watching got another video om this quarry to pretty recent one also have another video coming soon on the quarry Your profile picture is that an angora cat i have the same Cheers again

@kennybrew7850 2 месяца назад

Boss vid George only just come across it 👍 the car is mega any chance of a vid on this sometime ( unless you already have one) I’m a 60 year old big kid from the Dingle and I want one 😂🏎️

@simonsays335 2 года назад

Superb video as always. yet another undiscovered gem unearthed! Keep up the good work gents :)

@g2emedia1977 2 года назад

Cheers simon glad you liked it mate lots of little gems like this across the city...cheers

@Sparticus595 3 года назад

The local legend I heard growing up was when the park was the grounds of a lords home that area was his ladies private glade/garden and the tunnel was her way in and out.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Wow thats great info cheers

@PorcelainPorcupine 3 года назад

Last time I went down there was 2012, I've just checked my photos and yep back then that end bit on the left was indeed mostly bricked up, seems like someone took the initiative to do a bit of demolition, shame it didn't open up to a load more tunnels. Great video by the way.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Thanks for watching pity it doesn't go anywhere that tunnel

@marypoppins8083 Год назад

Love watching you two, this was interesting lads thanks for sharing i would love to explore places like this but i aint got the bottle now 😄

@CRMediaTV 2 года назад

Genuinely didn’t even know this was there . Go Raynolds all the time but go in via church road which is probably why I’ve never noticed that gate …great video

@g2emedia1977 2 года назад

Cheers glad you liked it

@hazelmacmichael9201 Год назад

Think I remember hearing this was an "overflow " quarry to the main one in Quarry Street...my great grandfather was the Quarry manager and is buried in St Peter's Church ,Woolton

@HauntedScouse 3 года назад

Brilliantly shot as always mate. I'll face spirits and ghosts all day long but spiders... no thanks. haha

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Cheers glad you liked it i do like my spiders ha ha

@petef1273 3 года назад

Maps show that quarry as disused in the 1890's. The quarries on the other side of Woolton would have supplied stone for the Anglican Cathedral.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Ahh right cheers for that info

@nevillemason6791 2 года назад

@@g2emedia1977 I remember the quarry supplying stone for the cathedral in the 1960s. It was off Quarry Street (Reynolds Park is off Church Rd.). There's a new road called 'The Old Quarry' so I presume that's the exact location. Part of the disused part of the quarry was a large tyre dump that caught fire about 1970. It burned for several days.

@angeladavies993 Год назад

The tunnels and the arched ceilings are so well built any idea what they were used for so much stone was taken from above ground. I just don't understand why the tunnels were so well built.

@g2emedia1977 Год назад

im due to go back here after the hols for a detailed look around very well built indeed appsrently used to connect quarries

@DariuszTech 4 года назад

What a great cinematic look. Dji osmo pocket is an amazing little camera. Really enjoyed watching this and found this very interesting 😁

@g2emedia1977 4 года назад

Cheers much appreciated glad you liked it what a great little camera it is indeed

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Wow shes been up to some shit

@exploringwithchris9433 3 года назад

Brilliant video bro keep up the good work subscribed 👍

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Thanks mate glad you liked it

@sandraford4235 3 года назад

Never knew it was there thanks for showing

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Glad you liked it very hidden this place from public view

@joepublic7692 3 года назад

You want to have a look around moorish arch\edge hill cuttings. The Wapping tunnel is very interesting

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Yeh cheers the wapping tunnel ive always wanted to look around

@SocieteRoyale 3 года назад

very nicely build tunnel, but what was the purpose I wonder? Where did it access?

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

A bloke in the park local to the are told me it was access to the other quarries

@Dunny1 3 года назад

Boss that, the Council should clean and open it up instead of leaving it as a dumping ground.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Cheers glad you like it deffo would be good if opened up that

@thomasjones9394 3 года назад

Thanks for posting this.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Pleasure glad you enjoyed it

@garysimpson3900 3 года назад

I have always wondered what was behind that iron gate.

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Its well worth a look really interesting

@jacobfreeman7427 3 года назад

Amazing

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Glad you liked it

@billmc4673 4 года назад

GREAT THAT 👍... WONDERING IF THOSE RECTANGULAR HOLES IN THE QUARRY WALL. WERE FOR SECURING WORKING PLATFORMS..POSSIBLY 🤔

@g2emedia1977 4 года назад

Thanks bill glad you liked it yes they look like securing holes thinking about it now

@petersmith4202 2 месяца назад

Come out by mersey tele plenty more old wrecks there

@g2emedia1977 2 месяца назад

Wheres that

@normathomas8276 3 года назад

People are so disrespectful hate sering graffiti and rubbish every were what is it with human beings even animals don't trash their environment would love it to be cleaned up

@g2emedia1977 3 года назад

Same the cutting from the gardens o think is bad to however i do think this site is occasionally tended to so may get cleaned now and then

@normathomas8276 3 года назад

@@g2emedia1977 thanks for replying