redhill

The explore Another little throwback explore , today one is Redhill earth works , back in March 2018 the weekend @WilsonTheHuman stayed down we did a number of explores ! One off them was also red hill factory the explore was on the most easy explores we had done that weekend, we walked...

A greyish, mineral-rich clay, fuller's earth is well-known for its absorbent qualities and has many uses ranging from powder cosmetics to 'mud' used for drilling oil wells. Its best known use however is as cat litter, of which millions of bags are sold every year. Most of this is now imported...

With my boyfriend and @Lewis Merrin . So after doing multiple locations in Surrey we drove past Fullers Earthworks. We knew the place was in the process of demolition a while ago and we have been curious to see what’s left for ages. We have all been here before many times so we wasn’t fussed on...

Obviously done before so I won't go into too much detail on this one. Quite an interesting explore considering it is about to be demolished in 2 weeks time from the day I posted this thread. Really gave us the motivation to thoroughly explore this place and look in every dark corner and behind...

I've been wanting to go to this place for sometime now. I love photography and abandoned buildings and this place just looked incredible. I had briefly been up to the site on my way to Tonbridge Wells in mid August to scout the place out and look out for things like security and how to get in. I...

Back in July, myself and @mookster revisited a site which we both explored back in May 2010 where we piloted my beloved 1978 Land Rover Series III to leafy Surrey. It was a roasting hot day and as an explorer of a year and a bit, it was an exciting huge factory explore which we spent hours in...

Est c.1860-70, initially supplying the woolen trade demand later shifted to the growing chemical and comodity sector with customers in the 1920s-40s including the Southern Oil Company Ltd, British Glues and Chemicals Ltd and Price’s Patent Candle Co. Sadly I cannot write an elaborate report for...

So, this has been on my radar to explore for quite a while. Before we were due to go a Photographer had been caught entering via the main gate by Secca so we had to head round the back and clamber through the thorns and broken fence. Eventually we made it. Our main goal was to climb the...

Hi Folks, Oh no not Fullers Earthworks again I hear you cry! Well, I know this place has been done to death nearly, but as this is only my second report, I'm just trying to get a couple of explores under my belt. I won't bore you with the history of this place as I'm sure you all know it off by...

Another one from my archive. Redhill is a kind of memorable town for me as my friend who took me on my first ever explores lived there for a time and it's where I stayed for that weekend - and I found myself back in Redhill with him one lovely sunny spring day in April 2014 aiming to tackle the...

Ahhhhh Fullers Earth I hear you cry. One of the longstanding industrial urbex dinosaurs of the UK that has been sitting in limbo for donkeys years and is still somehow clinging on, just. Fullers Earth was the third location I ever explored on my first ever weekend of exploring nearly a decade...

Another late upload (life got way crazy since April as explained in one of my previous reports.) Here's some info on the place: Fullers Earthworks is a large ex soil processing plant in Redhill. Fullers earth is a greyish clay like soil is well known for its absorbent qualities and is used by...

W/ @Junkrat again, ridiculously easy to access and still no sign of any security, with a lot intact, and some nice high spots. Ran into another group as we were finishing up who could be heard throwing shit and could smell the smoking so seems like a matter of time until something goes wrong...

These were taken early may 18 via drone.

First post on here so hopefully it goes well and hope you guys enjoy it, came here at the start of January and was really impressed with the rustic feel of the place. You guys have probably seen this reported a thousand times but seemed like a good starting point for future posts on here. This...