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  1. BullyMong

    Report - Blood Creek, Stoke-On-Trent, May 2018

    Hi all, this is my first report ive written on this website I will keep it short. So me and a friend have been talking about doing this for some time. We decided now was the right time with there being very little rain fall in the past few days. We spent about 2 hours walking once we had...
  2. paulpowers

    Report - Blood Creek, Stoke on Trent - March 2015

    The area known as Cockster Brook is a wild park bordered by Longton South, Blurton, and the A50. The Brook itself is now culverted under the A50 where it eventually reaches a processor and the slide. The culvert starts out with an 8foot corrugated metal pipe and gains a reinforcement ledge at...
  3. paulpowers

    Report - Blood Creek, Stoke on Trent - Dec 2012

    The area known as Cockster Brook is a wild park bordered by Longton South, Blurton, and the A50. The Brook itself is now culverted under the A50 where it eventually reaches a processor and the slide. The culvert starts out with an 8foot corrugated metal pipe and gains a reinforcement ledge...
  4. raisinwing

    Report - Blood Creek, Stoke - May 2012

    Visited with Baj Blood creek is a culverted part of the Cockster brook running under Longton, not entirely sure where it comes out, I have a few ideas of where it could be though so further investigation will be done. Don't think it will be possible to climb up the slide, probably easier to...
  5. B

    Report - Blood creek, Stoke-on-trent 07/10

    I have been laid up from exploring recently due to having my leg in plaster. This TBH has been a pain in the arse as it left me largely housebound and unable to drive :( Anyhow, While I was sitting around bored i got a call off mortaldecay "are you about on Saturday next week?" Me "errrrrr i...
  6. dweeb

    Report - 'Blood Creek' Stoke-on-Trent

    Unique drain in Stoke, which I assume gets it's name from the large amounbt of iron stone residue on the bottom of the stream's bed. The whole drain has been constructed from galvanised iron pipe, which in some places is not standing the test of time and is severly decaying! A few interesting...
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