cocking

Information: Just to classify, I visited this location in September 2024, locating the actual site was not too hard if you stick to the path. There was no security, only a few wire fences that have rusted. Quite a bit of graffiti, but that didn't take away from the old machinery and buildings...

One we visited after failing on the first attempt at Shoreham. I had always fancied seeing this classic place and as me and man gone wrong thought it was a good back up. I enjoyed all the little buildings and the kilns themselves were very impressive, they were quite a size, and getting on top...

Cocking Lime Works and Quarry, Cocking, West Sussex - June 2022 Nice and easy explore this one (assuming you take a look at a map rather than brazenly striding away from the path as we did), with a pleasant selection of cable elevators in the chalk and the main crusher/kilns also relatively...

I've been looking through this site for several years but have not had much chance to get out to see anything or get any reports up. Looking to do a lot of exploring over the next couple of months and am keen to find new places.... So here is my first report.... This place has a few reports on...

First Post! Went to cocking lime works. Definitely worth a visit. We live in west Sussex/London any recommendations of where we could explore next? Bit of history: The earliest known mention of lime workings in the parish of Cocking is in 1715, when Cowdray Estate documents refer to two...

Hey everyone, First post here after lurking for many years. Finally got out to do a spot of exploring at Cocking Lime Works. "Cocking Lime Works and its associated chalk quarry are abandoned industrial sites in the South Downs of England. They are to the south of the village of Cocking, West...

visited cocking lime works today, unfortunately didn’t get very far before a security guy popped out and escorted us out. History Cocking Lime Works and its associated chalk quarry are abandoned industrial sites in the South Downs of England. They are situated to the south of the village of...

The Limeworks shut in 1999 ....In its final years the limeworks produced lime and chalk for agriculture and nurseries called ‘Calco’ and ‘Nurslim’. The lime and chalk was extracted from the quarry at the top of the hill and then processed through various crushers before being milled and fired in...

I hope you'll forgive me for making a report on such a heavily reported area. I feel this is my first 'proper' explore where I went to a location and had to actually do some fence hopping and I managed to find the courage to do it by myself! I really enjoyed it and I'm so glad I went. The...

I was passing here today on way home from work so called in to have a look ...Quite a nice little explore ☺️

Heard of this place a few years back but never had the ability to travel over to it , silly really as it's only about half an hour away from where I've been living for the last few years! Teamed up with some friends and headed off to hit this place up, my first proper explore! (Be kind guys, I'm...

one of the best places that I have been too. Be careful there are lots of steep drops so make sure you go during the day time. Photos are my friends instagram https://instagram.com/p/BUCoHtvFw0S/

Hi Everyone! I just had to go back to this location just one more time. This time i went back with a home made camera rig and a new lense. Nothing much had changed since my last visit but it was still creepy and very quite in the mill. I hope you enjoy my final video from the Cocking Lime Mill...

Cocking Lime Works / West Sussex - May 2015 Hi all, Since being a little kid and watching programs like Most Haunted and Ghost Adventures I have always wanted to explore/photograph abandoned and derelict places. This Is my first proper Urbex adventure and I loved it. The limeworks are situated...

Finally gotten around to posting this - Took a trip to Cocking last month to find the well known Limeworks in the area, aided by my good friend googlemaps. The Limeworks have been in operation for centuries, allegedly the earliest report of there being a quarry on-site is in 1706. The six...