dreadnought

Explored solo. Visited Bristol to check out a potential access point into the one and only Motherload drain, but unfortunately I couldn't go through with that idea in the end. I had to resort to the back-up plan, which was to check out a short culvert for the Horfield Brook — absolute laughing...

Dreadnought! Explored with @cattos mc budget like usual. This is only going to be a small report as I'm not happy with the majority of the photos I took, a lot of them are over or underexposed as I wasn't used to lighting up such a large space! We were also paranoid about the tide outside...

Heyo all! I've recently become very interested in the concept of draining/urbexing but none of my buddies are into the idea! (Shock horror right!) The history and research side is really interesting too me. I would love to get some guidance and such from you lot. Thanks so much in advance!

Well what can i say after a late night out the night before on the annual 28dl meet up and going up high the next day we'd thought we would do something different. I've never actually been down a drain before so it was a first for me and wow...i absolutely loved it! I know dreadnought is not the...

This drain has seen its fair share of visitors over the last few years and I was pleased to have finally got round to seeing it for myself. I was joined by ConcreteJungle and Eotech. The drain was completed in 1974 to prevent the Bedminster area from a repeat of the severe flooding that...

Visited with Seffyboy523 With much gratitude to Shocktactics and Urbanity Dreadnought, more properly known as The Malago storm water interceptor, was constructed between 1971 and 1974. According to thisisbristol.co.uk the drain runs for 2 miles It also contains a sewer overflow...

( Dreadnought ) Malago Storm Water Interceptor Bristol 01/2011 The Malago Road area in Bedminster bristol was prone to minor flooding up until the late sixties, then shortly after the building of a new housing estate nearby in 1968 during a severe storm it suffered a major flood in...

The Malago Road area in Bedminster bristol was prone to minor flooding up until the late sixties, then shortly after the building of a new housing estate nearby in 1968 during a severe storm it suffered a major flood in proportions never seen before! The nearby Wills & Co tobacco factory...

Dreadnought, also known as the 'Malago Storm Water Interceptor' or something like that was built in the early 1970s to carry flood water from the River Malago to the River Avon in Bristol. Seeing as I ended up somewhere down south recently, it seemed rude not to pop over to Bristol and lift a...

Explored with Rigsby and Squirrel911. A few nice features in this drain, we could hear the waterfalls a mile or so away...