Good work lee. Keep them coming.

@leeroscoe8382

23 күн бұрын

😉 thanks again for a great comment it really really does help 😁

Really enjoyed this one Lee! We'll definitely have to do some more urbex near you guys 👍

@leeroscoe8382

23 күн бұрын

Hey hey H, so glad you enjoyed it. As it was a very different part of our work but it worked out well I think. 😉👌

Lee and the team, good vid, well done👍

@leeroscoe8382

23 күн бұрын

Why THANK YOU for leaving a great comment & it really helps us as a team. 👌

I live in a refurbished Victorian asylum. Been here 10 years. A couple of odd incidents when we first moved here (we were the first people to move into the east wing). I made a gentle plea for us all to live peacefully (not overly a believer in spirits) and all has been calm since. There are lots of tunnels beneath our building as well. It generally feels calm and peaceful here, I think due to the forward thinking architect who built with fresh air and calming views in mind.

@leeroscoe8382

23 күн бұрын

Hi, thanks so much for the comment & information dy. Hope you enjoyed the short film ? It's the first time we as W H.I.T. have done abandoned buildings like this 👀. Thanks again for your time in leaving a great comment. 👌

Nice video been here myself and we noticed the smell but thought it was drains or sewer as they were doing roadworks near the entrance

@leeroscoe8382

3 күн бұрын

Hi Heidi, thanks so much for your time in leaving a comment 👍. When was that & there were some men working on the road coming in ? Just before you hit the stone blocks. We did not pick up any strange feelings / movement / smells. It's a very big place indeed & a real shame it's been left like that tut tut. Cheers again for the comment.