[lefty-lie-spy]

More fake news headlines.

From the article, “The Sun reports that the caves are hidden beneath a farmer’s field in Shropshire. The site was visited by photographer Michael Scott after he saw a video of the caves online.”

So the photographer goes to ask the guy who owns the land if he can go in and take pictures, and the guy says “Yes.” This cave has been known about forever and wasn’t “discovered” or “under a rabbit hole”. The guy buried the entrance to keep out creepy trespassers that were using it for little faux black magic and witchcraft Euroweenieboppers.

[lefty-lie-spy]

Here’s more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caynton_Caves

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You mustn't tell anyone about this place...

[a fool in paradise]

clickbait news

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So the photographer goes to ask the guy who owns the land if he can go in and take pictures, and the guy says “Yes.” This cave has been known about forever and wasn’t “discovered” or “under a rabbit hole”. The guy buried the entrance to keep out creepy trespassers

Where does the story claim it was something newly discovered? In any case, it's still an incredible network of caves lying beneath, what today, is a fairly small hole in the ground. Even ancient Egyptian tombs were many times "discovered", or "re-discovered", over the years.

[bgill]

Thankfully, the Knights Templar didn’t traipse.