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East Yorkshire's abandoned 1-mile tunnel and what lives in it now

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Drewton Tunnel was cut through chalk to carry a railway line between Hull and Barnsley. It is the longest of three similar structures along the route of the old line. For 73 years, the tunnel carried trains beneath the Wolds between Little Weighton and South Cave. But it closed to rail traffic in 1958 and the lines that ran through it are long gone.

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East Yorkshire's abandoned 1-mile tunnel and what lives in it now

It is a space so large, it is said to have its own climate. It can be wet and freezing cold, and in winter icicles form - some said to be up to several feet long.

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Hull Daily Mail broke the news in Hull, United Kingdom on Sunday, December 18, 2022.
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