Man-made underground passage in Ash Little

Underground in Ash Little, people dug a passage through solid earth, creating a cave-like route others could walk when surface roads failed or secrets needed hiding. Local tradition still calls it a cave, suggesting its shape felt natural even though human hands made it. The passage may have served trade, flight or worship, depending on the season and danger above. Its true purpose has faded, but the hole remains, waiting for someone brave enough to ask the dark what it kept.