crane

Hi, new member here. This is a report of a crane climb in north London. Me and my friends decided to climb this to see the fireworks on New year's. Unfortunately, I didn't get that many pics but it was enjoyable. It was a fairly easy climb into the site and just had to climb a few ladders then...

GMI Construction Crane, York Never thought I'd be climbing a crane a few years ago, to be honest. I still don't know much about cranes, but being able to say I've climbed one is cool. I made my first report a few days ago, having posted that I thought I'd also post this from a few months back...

The history Crane Process Flow Technologies Ltd., which is located in Cwmbran, Wales, began life as the Saunders Valve Company in 1934, one of the first companies to make diaphragm valves. Over the years, the company passed in and out of different owners, including Alfa Laval, before being...

From the start of July onwards me and a group of fellow enthusiasts set about trying to find some intact cranes within the stones mines of Southwestern England. We originally started our search with the biggest mine we knew of, Box freestone mine. We entered through Jacks passageway and quickly...

First time underground in a while, yesterday we spent a good 3hrs having a walk around this old mine,there's lots of old relics from the past, it's only 15 mins from me and not far from browns folly and muddy hole another favourite of ours, the old crane was the highlight of the day, anyone...

Whilst perusing maps prior to a recent trip I happened to spot a large industrial site which looked potentially derelict - and low and behold, after plopping the Street View man down on the road, I saw it definitely was so, with a big skip and a massive pile of tree branches piled up behind the...

I am Gigi and would like to climb a crane in the UK. What recommendations are there?

Not sure if anyone on here is bothered about building sites but whey hey Visited in May, situated near the Liverpool One bus station. A rather easy to access building site, previously boasting a crane but that's gone now! Back when the crane was present Unfortunately I have no other photo's...

First report, please be nice! After reading the report by Imba (and living in Bristol) I had to try to find this. I was initially having no success until I realised it isn't in the county of Bristol at all, it's actually in Somerset. I managed to spot it on google maps quite quickly (while not...

Tobacco Warehouse, Stanley Dock Completed easily, sparked up 6 police cars as we were leaving.

Report from my first crane climb awhile back. Not sure if crane climbs are allowed on here but it fits with the high stuff tag. At the time it was the tallest crane In Birmingham. Didn’t realise it at the time but there’s a security office next to it. No problems with security or police...

We did the crane long before any of what is going to be 16 stories of apartments on the site of the old job centre. Considering we did this in August it got a little chilly up there as the night went on. A great view of all of the city reminds you of really how small of a city Preston is...

We had a mooch to this while out walking old canals around our area. We were considering sticking this in general photo's but really liked it so thought we'd do a short report. It's a great little bit of industrial revolution and canal history. The Mount Scion Steam Crane is grade 2 listed and...

The Scalpel – 2016 Bloody hell this was a cold one. “The Scalpel is a commercial skyscraper in London, United Kingdom. It is located on Lime Street in the City of London financial area. Originally a nickname but subsequently designated as its official name, the term "Scalpel" was coined by the...