The Ultimate Reservoir Plughole Explore: Overflowing

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A Walk Inside the Reservoir Plughole as it Overflows

Ever wondered what it looks like inside a Reservoir Overspill Plughole? many times I have seen images and video footage inside one of these when dry or during drought. But how about when actually overflowing into the Plughole?

Join me as I venture into the short culvert of Redmire Reservoirs in South Yorkshire. Once inside we venture up inside the base of the Plughole overspill whilst still overflowing!

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[dianapearson]

Thank you Ant for taking us where we wish we were bold enough to go. You delight us not only with the industrial archeology but with your skillful choice of shots edited with clever choice of music - absolutely 'top notch' work. I look forward to all your videos. Till next time ...

[Ozbert]

Excellent record of water infrastructure. I didn't realise that was how it worked. Very intrepid exploration in this one. Not too scary but thanks for taking that cold shower just to provide us with a view from the perspective from the "plughole" overflow. Thanks Ant.

[helenthorne]

Wow when you said let's get in I thought hrs just popping the Dron in there but no you went in which was brilliant its a fantastic place I can't believe how beautiful it looked with the water coming down over the beautiful built plughole and to be in must have been great too well done 😊 xxx

[thomasdieckmann]

This one is outstanding - great work, Ant!

[Carolb]

Hi Ant I've seen this in a documentary on TV a while back always thought it was fascinating, but nobody actually filmed inside of it! Brilliant camera work. ❤😊

[martinmarsola]

A dazzling video today. Be careful in these areas, water can be slippery. Thank you for the tour today. Enjoy the weekend, and see you on the next! Cheers Ant! ❤😊

[notsohairybiker]

Great view, you took one for the team.

[adriannorthcott]

A brilliant video Ant wonderful engineering I bet that water was cold. I think that I can say it for all your followers that you put yourself through such discomforts for our benefit .Thank You.

[davidnicholson]

Fabulous view. So amazing how these are built and we never see it close up . Thx to you we see the real thing. Loved it and worth getting wet for . 👍👍

[bobjackson]

Incredible

Thankyou Ant for sharing the adventure.

Stunning
🙌🏻

[chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

That was fantastic, Ant. I know you won't be able to get inside Ladybower, but when it dries, it will be great to see your take on it. Thanks for sharing, brilliant vlog, as always.

[Marc_von_Hoffrichter]

That was absolutely bloody fantastic. Brilliant imagery as usual. Thanks Ant.

[another]

Great video. You're braver than I am, I have problems with spiders! Made me chuckle at 5.20 when you said "as you can see, it's really noisy". My eyes heard that quite clearly. 😁

[kimbenson]

Awww, Ant. You're a riot! Loved the vid. Really extraordinary place. Fantastic look at the inner workings of an otherwise little noticed structure. Well worth your efforts, so the rest of us can have a good gawk. Thanks, mate. 🤓👍

[soojon]

Thank you for this, but I don't know how you dare! When I've seen these plugholes I feel strangely drawn, but terrified at the same time. ! Well done

[jetsons]

Not to sound weird but something like that would make for a great home
I know
As always, the dress stonework shows great craftsmanship. The concert piping is okey, it shows quick and easy. Thanks to Darren for another enjoyable watch, and for his shower in the overspill.

[andrewnorth]

Just a bit soaked. Great explore video.

[johncolebourne]

What can I say that probably been said a thousand times, but another fantastic video with not only your commentary and scenes but the music as well. Always look forward to your videos Ant

[SeatAJoe]

Mesmerizing. Relaxing to watch. Enjoyed this one very much Ant.

[peterbrameld]

Thank you so much I have often wondered what it would be like looking up when the water was pouring down, now I know! Great footage as always.