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  1. UKAME

    Video Report - Descending the 600ft Brandy Bottle Incline – Full Underground Exploration Documentary

    We’ve just released a full underground exploration documentary on the Brandy Bottle Incline—a dramatic 600ft inclined shaft plunging into the North Pennines at up to 45 degrees. The Brandy Bottle Incline was part of a 19th-century lead mining complex, built to haul ore up the steep incline from...
  2. UKAME

    Report - Great Britain - Descending the 600ft Brandy Bottle Incline – Full Underground Exploration Documentary

    We’ve just released a full underground exploration documentary on the Brandy Bottle Incline—a dramatic 600ft inclined shaft plunging into the North Pennines at up to 45 degrees. The Brandy Bottle Incline was part of a 19th-century lead mining complex, built to haul ore up the steep incline from...
  3. Mr Sam

    Report - Cwmystwyth Lead Mine - Mid Wales - Oct '19

    This place has fascinated me from a young age, my Nine (grandmother)(granny crow) lived in a caravan on the edge of a farm for some years at Cwmystwyth in the mid 90s we would drive past the mine workings and slag heaps and i would beg to go and wander around them but was never allowed, By the...
  4. Grom

    Staplefield Patrol Operational Base - West Sussex - September 2016

    History During WW2 a British resistance unit was created, named the 'Auxiliary Patrol'. These were a sort of top secret elite Home Guard that were given the most modern weapons and equipment. Each member of the 'Auxiliary Patrol' were taken from the Home Guard, Vetted and made to sign the...
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