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Predivna "zečja rupa" u kojoj se krije pećina stara 700 godina

Reč je o netaknutim tunelima za koje se veruje da su ih koristili templari.

Nalaze se na svega metar ispod zemlje na jednom seoskom imanju u Šropširu, grofoviji u engleskoj oblasti Zapadni Midlends.

Hram čini čitav niz netaknutih hodnika sa izrezbarenim lukovima.

U određenim delovima visina podzemnog hrama je prilično niska.

Nesvakidašnje otkriće zabelžio je fotograf Majkl Skot.

- S obzirom na to koliko dugo se nalaze tu, u neverovatnom dobrom su stanju. Izgledaju kao podzemni hram - rekao je tridesetogodišnji fotograf britanskim medijima.

A few more from Caynton Caves aka the 700 year old caves used by the Knights Templer. Where legend meets reality, I say print the legend. Most probably a Victorian folly carved out of the sandstone by the rich landowner at the time which was the done thing to do in the 1800s (see James Brindley and his Roman bath folly that was built for his daughter) Though who really knows the secret. These pics are part of a project myself and a friend have been working on for the past few weeks. We thought we would share them with you as the cat is out of the bag so to speak. For more info just Google the caves and you'll see many stories dating back over 10 years from the graffiti/urban artist Dominic Wass, urbex groups such as 28dayslater and of course the candlelit sensational pics by Michael Scott. Please be aware there are bats in the area and cave if anyone visits. We will post our film about this place in the coming weeks. In the meantime enjoy some more pictures #instagram #bbcmtd #bbcbritain #caynton #cave #underground #urbex #chapel #knights #legend #shropshire #templar @bbcmtd @shropshirestar #blackmagic #witchcraft #druids #hidden #treasure #halloween #solstice # worship #mystic #news #viral #ukpotd #photosofbritain #stourbridgenews #caving #underworld @urbexpeople #caters_news
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Caynton Caves aka the 700 year old caves used by the Knights Templer. Where legend meets reality, I say print the legend. Most probably a Victorian folly carved out of the sandstone by the rich landowner at the time which was the done thing to do in the 1800s (see James Brindley and his Roman bath folly that was built for his daughter) Though who really knows the secret. These pics are part of a project myself and a friend have been working on for the past few weeks. We thought we would share them with you as the cat is out of the bag so to speak. For more info just Google the caves and you'll see many stories dating back over 10 years from the graffiti/urban artist Dominic Wass, urbex groups such as 28dayslater and of course the candlelit sensational pics by Michael Scott. Please be aware there are bats in the area and cave if anyone visits. We will post our film about this place in the coming weeks. In the meantime enjoy some more pictures #instagram #bbcmtd #bbcbritain #caynton #cave #underground #urbex #chapel #knights #legend #shropshire #templar @bbcmtd @shropshirestar #blackmagic #witchcraft #druids #hidden #treasure #halloween #solstice #worship #mystic #news #viral #ukpotd #photosofbritain #stourbridgenews @foxnews #caving #darkness #satanic #stoneface @urbexpeople @caters_news @the_abducted_and_vanished
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