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The penultimate post on the blog reads to me like an attempt to turn it into fiction - the tone is completely different from the factual exploration... not surprised nothing came of it.

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 5:34 pm
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I've saved the PH blog onto my homepage for later reading, I can't be doing with 200-odd pages at the moment!

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 6:25 pm
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On one warranty dept?

*s****s*

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 6:33 pm
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Oh god. I've just remembered. I still haven't looked inside this.

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Posted : 23/04/2017 6:38 pm
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Oh god. I've just remembered. I still haven't looked inside this.

Now would be a good time

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 7:08 pm
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"I'm up in NW Cumbria"

"Is it a dropped h?"

Hahaha. Bastid. 😉

Fwiw , I bet it's a cat .

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 7:12 pm
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Now would be a good time

I bought it in a more innocent age - before Brexit, before Trump (but still less than a year ago). At the time I thought buying a hatch with 4000sq ft of 'something' inside, sight unseen, was reckless. Now I think it was outstandingly prescient.

Not so much as a doomsday preppers bunker - more as a deep, dark echoless hole that I can charge people buy the minute to shout their anguish, horror, incredulity and despair into.

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 7:44 pm
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At the time I thought buying a hatch with 4000sq ft of 'something' inside, sight unseen, was reckless

Not sure if serious....

You bought a mysterious hole in the ground, and you haven't looked in it yet?

Are you the world's least curious person?

 
Posted : 23/04/2017 11:12 pm
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my money is on a dead cat - unless of course the owner miscounted how many lives it had used - maybe get some felix just in case?

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:13 am
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At the time I thought buying a hatch with 4000sq ft of 'something' inside, sight unseen, was reckless
Not sure if serious....

You bought a mysterious hole in the ground, and you haven't looked in it yet?

Are you the world's least curious person?

^ Funny. I'd have already built that Scalextric room/personal library*/bunker that I'd /dreamedplanned under parent's garden when I was 9.

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 6:38 am
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You bought a mysterious hole in the ground, and you haven't looked in it yet?

Are you the world's least curious person?

Its either a fabulous opportunity or a massive liability. Like Shrodingers Cat its currently either/both but it'll only become one or the other when I actually look inside. Once I know which it'll occupy my thought pretty much 100% for the years its going to take with dealing with the outcome of knowing that. At the moment I'm just too busy to give it that headspace. If I know too much about whats down there I won't be able to refuse it headspace. Its a project that'll be 5 years down the line (it'll perhaps always be 5 years down the line) but at the moment just as CZ hasn't got time to read a 200 page thread I haven't got time to write one. 🙂

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 7:29 am
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Roman scrabble tile? (Apparently H was worth IV)

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 2:29 pm
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Looks like a Saxon helicopter pad to me.

Expect a visit from me soon.

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 2:33 pm
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Like Shrodingers Cat

Yes, but the cat could be alive, you beast! Let it out!

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 2:42 pm
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My vote is; elaborate pet grave. Perhaps it's the 9th pet with the initial H to die.................

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:15 pm
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Just wasted over an hour reading through the Pistonheads thread. Great stuff.

He did go on to make a *short* blog of it: http://gardenbunker.blogspot.co.uk/
And got a BBC News appearance:

I'm now eagerly awaiting further details of breadcrumb's cobbled grave and maccruiskeen's [s]rusty sewer[/s] [i]Nazi money pit[/i]

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:16 pm
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C'mon man, why haven't you got in it yet?

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:18 pm
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Surly you need to get Baldrick round to do one of his crappy TV programs?

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:25 pm
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Its strange that Richard the Third was buried exactly in a carpark.

I heard it was outside Millets, with their Winter of Discount Tents.

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 3:25 pm
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😀

 
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Its either a fabulous opportunity or a massive liability. Like Shrodingers Cat its currently either/both but it'll only become one or the other when I actually look inside. Once I know which it'll occupy my thought pretty much 100% for the years its going to take with dealing with the outcome of knowing that. At the moment I'm just too busy to give it that headspace. If I know too much about whats down there I won't be able to refuse it headspace. Its a project that'll be 5 years down the line (it'll perhaps always be 5 years down the line) but at the moment just as CZ hasn't got time to read a 200 page thread I haven't got time to write one.

What if a bunch of us offer to go down there for you and only report back if it's really good?

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 6:53 pm
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By chance two guys from the water company we just outside, so like a complete weirdo I showed them The Slab™.

They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

So still none the wiser.

Now if was a handy metal cover i could just open it up and I'd be down there like a shot!

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 7:35 pm
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What if a bunch of us offer to go down there for you and only report back if it's really good?

Sounds like the plot of one or two films I can think of. Non of them had sequels. 🙂

 
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They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

Only one way to find out.
Come on, we need some resolution......
DO IT NOW!

 
Posted : 24/04/2017 9:39 pm
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They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

So, like us, they guessed?

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 12:12 am
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just dig a hole next to it and see what happens

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 12:14 am
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I think you should send for Buffy and the Scooby gang.

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 10:25 am
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By chance two guys from the water company we just outside, so like a complete weirdo I showed them The Slab™.

They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

...maybe get an auto-technician 'round to [i]suck in breathe and whistle[/i]

this could go on a while

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 12:30 pm
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They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

I think its the base of an inverted column 7,917.5 mile high.

So now you've got three options.

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 12:57 pm
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So, like us, they guessed?

Yup, I was just trying to rule out the H standing for hydrant.

I'll dig next to it at some point.

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 7:59 pm
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I'll dig next to it at some point.

eh?, get out there now in the dark and unseasonable temps with your spade, crucifix and clove of garlic.

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 8:22 pm
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By chance two guys from the water company we just outside, so like a complete weirdo I showed them The Slab™.
They thought it was either man hole cover or a tombstone for a dead pet.

...maybe get an auto-technician 'round to suck in breathe and whistle
this could go on a while
Or see if someone from the gas company would look into it for you.....

IGMC

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 8:24 pm
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Wtf? I've just read this, how can you not go and find out now?

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 8:36 pm
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H is for Hell

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 8:38 pm
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Peter Cushing / that other Hammer House of Horror bloke (name escapes me), wouldn't be "digging next to it at some point". Just saying

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 8:45 pm
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I'm not likely to head out digging now am I! Guess you'd want me to use a gas lantern too?

Another photo to show The Slab in relation to the veggie plot.

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Posted : 25/04/2017 9:08 pm
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That wooden box next to the mystery object - is it the type of place a vampire would live?
- just saying like

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 9:22 pm
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Probably unconnected, but RIP Dusty Bin

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 9:27 pm
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^^Surely, thats RIP Rusty Bin 8)

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 9:31 pm
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Where on earth is the veggie plot in that photo and besides, that's an absolute disgrace. Do you even know how to cut grass??? 😆

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 9:31 pm
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Firstly the grass is rarely cut in the veggie plot as it's a pain in the arse.

See them big green leaves on the right of the photo, that's rhubarb and one of the veggie beds is in front of it. Veggies have just been planted a nothing to show yet.

Dust bin 😆 use to give me nightmares as a child. I'll not sleep tonight now 🙁

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 9:48 pm
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Have you done away with the pompous tw#t Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall and buried him next to the veg plot as a warning to other TV gardeners?

 
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Firstly the grass is rarely cut in the veggie plot as it's a pain in the arse.
As if we couldn't tell that already. 🙄 😆

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 10:17 pm
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Somewhere to sit the brazier?

 
Posted : 25/04/2017 11:29 pm
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H is for Horse, maybe a little one that used to keep that grass trimmed?

 
Posted : 26/04/2017 6:31 am
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No wonder he never noticed it before...

 
Posted : 26/04/2017 6:50 am
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Entrance to a treacle mine

 
Posted : 26/04/2017 7:50 am
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It's a helicopter landing pad. It's where the naughty pixie lands at night and steals away the vegetables in your 'vegetable patch'

And you thought slug pellets would work.

 
Posted : 26/04/2017 8:10 am
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The slab, earlier.

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Posted : 26/04/2017 1:56 pm
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Sorry to dig up this old thread but.... any news?

 
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everyone is dead now....

 
Posted : 02/06/2017 2:50 pm
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everyone is dead now....

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Posted : 02/06/2017 2:53 pm
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Well I've contacted the previous owners of the house and asked about The Slab™

It's a bit of an anticlimax to be honest...

 
Posted : 14/06/2017 9:10 pm
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And???

 
Posted : 14/06/2017 9:11 pm
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Come on man don't keep us hanging, we need to know. I'm going for a dead cat called Henry

 
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It's a bit of an anticlimax to be honest...

Photo of Ann Widdecombe is it?

 
Posted : 14/06/2017 9:14 pm
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It's one of three slabs originally..

 
Posted : 14/06/2017 9:17 pm
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I'm saying four but one had already been lifted before they moved in

so, either HELL or HELP

 
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Unfortunately no.

When placed with the other three it apparently was the name of the house.

It was originally the front path leading to the door. I don't think anyone could of figured that out.

So quite the let down. Sorry all!

 
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That's what they want you to believe.

It still could be the entrance to Hell. 🙂

 
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Is the house named HELL?

 
Posted : 15/06/2017 2:38 pm
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H U T

 
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No harm in looking under it then.

 
Posted : 15/06/2017 2:40 pm
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[quote=beefheart ]Is the house named HELL?

It's a path, not a highway.

 
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The OP is clearly possessed and lulling us into a false sense of security. Next thing you know you'll be watching a strange video-tape with a ring on it.

 
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nd lulling us into a false sense of security. Next thing you know you'll be watching a strange video-tape with a ring on it.

His wedding video?

 
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His wedding video?

His endoscopy?

 
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video-tape with a ring on it.

Hunchback of Notre Dame

 
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Beyonce music video?

 
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