Building Alliances: Cave Tour
Our team had decided to take a trip to the caves local to us within Nottingham in the form of a tour.
On our journey, we travelled below the tracks with many tourists and had learnt a multitude of things set as far back as the 1700s. One fact being that the caves are typically found when construction is being done below a house for perhaps a basement, explaining the bricks being seen underground to coverup the caves and each year more unexplored territory below Nottingham is being discovered and logged for researchers.
From what we say, there were small holes on the ceiling on the caves. We had been notified that it was suspected that people would be planning not-so legal activities or talking about things they weren't allowed to. In the buildings above which could possibly be a bar perhaps, children would be on the lookout for authorities and if one appeared, they'd drop a stone to alert to people they work for so they can make their escape.
These caves were used as shelters during the wars, once the sirens would go off, the civilians would make their way below to keep safe and follow the protocols. Practice evacuations were done to ensure the safety of the people which did lead to the death of a few people due to small accidents such as slipping on steps and hitting their head however this ensured that no one else would succumb to the same fate when real bombs would be dropped.

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