Boy who grew up in his parents' caves now runs them as tourist attraction A man who spent his childhood exploring the prehistoric caves owned by his parents, is now managing them as a tourist attraction.
We went down to the caves, and I saw a big picture of a wolverine at the entrance – and within five minutes, I thought the wolverine was going to eat us and had to go back up.
Oliver Bowerman, 26, was bought up in caves after his parents purchased them when he was just five years old after spotting an advertisement in a newspaper.
They saw the advert in the newspaper – 'cave for sale for the first time in generations' – and my dad said as a joke almost, that he wanted to go and buy it.
"I remember it vividly – I was five years old when they decided to buy the caverns," Oliver recalled.
