Staffordshire Subterranean Tunnel
Wayne J
The Staffordshire, England Entrance
Somewhere in Staffordshire, England a lonely field exists in which a laborer discovered a large iron plate beneath the dirt. The "hatch" was large and oval, with an iron ring mounted on it. This entrance led into the tunnels. The field is in a valley surrounded on almost all sides by woods. The laborer was digging a trench for some purpose. The incident was reported in "A History of Staffordshire" by Dr. Plot, who wrote the book in the late 1700s. It may be possible to find the entrance if it can be ascertained exactly which valley the laborer was digging in.
Wayne J
Wayne J
wayne james
• PARROT (verb)
The verb PARROT has 1 sense:
1. repeat mindlessly
Familiarity information: PARROT used as a verb is very rare.
Drumble
Drum"ble\, v. i. [See Drumly.]
1. To be sluggish or lazy; to be confused. [Obs.] --Shak.
2. To mumble in speaking. [Obs.]
so the name parrots drumble means "repeat mindlessly confused" did the lord of the estate who employed the trencherman name the area to mark it and decided to cover up the evidence?
thats the first sign i got, so i looked deeper into it and then found the woodland here is said to of been planted steadily since the 1600's......and something more important is happening at this place, the stream, the stream is red with iron oxides, iron oxides build up from rust, 400 years is long enough to corrode a large iron plate hidden under or near a water flow. The worker was digging a trench in a valley for the owner, ask yourself what reasons would you dig a trench in a valley? to direct water flow down the valley maybe? foundation for a building but this doesn't make sense, im sure the owner of the land would know its not the wisest place to build anything as it would be susceptible to subsidence due to the boggy land and it would be more than one man to dig a foundation. did the owner cover it over and finish his new stream flow for fresh waters?
http://nwrstaffsway2012.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/no-parrots-in-parrots-drumble.html
The unusual name is because the land used to belong to the Parrot family. Drumble is the name for a wooded valley and the red stream is the result of iron oxide leaching from local mineral workings....or so it says on the website! It is quite near to an industrial estate, but it feels very sylvan, although I would not have been surprised to see a dinosaur emerge from the red swamp!
Thats the waters there, its difficult to judge in this location as there are old iron mines present near this location so its iffy. but a water reading may shed some light on where this iron is coming from!
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