Tilly Whim Caves, Dorset! 👀 First carved in the early 1700s by quarrymen mining Purbeck limestone, these sea-facing caves once rang with the sound of chisels and winches. The stone they cut was prized across England and loaded onto boats beneath the cliffs. But when the quarry fell silent in the early 1800s, the stories began. Local legend tells of smugglers using the caves to hide barrels of brandy and silk. Some say false walls were built deep inside to conceal contraband. Others speak of cod

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