Abandoned caves ‘filled with crackheads, fowl heads and nights you possibly can’t overlook’
An city explorer has visited a “rave cave” he was “too scared” to enter for worry of “bats, rats, ghosts, random crackheads”.
DroneHub, who commonly posts his adventures – usually with using a drone – on Facebook, shared photos of the spooky-looking Beech Cave close to Tittensor, Stoke on Trent, and requested followers to share their experiences of them. “Do you know where this is?” He requested.
“I bet some of you older ones have had a few nights you could never forget… or a few nights you can’t remember in here,” he added with a cry-laughing emoji. “I was too scared to go in them today, could be anything in there, bats, rats, ghosts, random crackheads!”
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He then put a name out asking for folks’s tales, including: “Let’s hear some of your stories about this place!”
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People had been fast to remark with their tales of the cave. “Beech caves,” one individual stated. “Stashed a 10ers budd in there in 2002 and forgot about it until I seen this picture”.
Another answered: “Beech caves. Plenty of stories to tell about here… But I won’t!”
Taking a visit down reminiscence lane, a 3rd chimed in: “Tittensor caves, my generation referred it as the ‘rave cave’. Our generation came just after the rave days and police would always turn up there”.
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Someone else added: “Best raves in there!! Some remembered and some not”.
Another, seemingly not ready to let the previous lie, wrote: “Had some legendary nights in there. Maybe it’s time for another one”.
Another added in a extra chilling tone. “Beech Caves… there’s some scary stories about happenings there,” they stated.
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Following in the identical tone, another person wrote: “It’s sound inside just weird shrines with dead bird heads and pentagrams but nothing dangerous”.
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