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The history of the entire site The Midland Railway Workshops are one of the most significant industrial heritage sites in Western Australia. For 90 years (1904–1994), they were the heart of the state's railway system and the largest industrial workplace in WA for much of the 20th century. At...

Hello people. This is my first report, so go easy on me 😆 Hoping to get a few more written up in the next coming weeks. Please feel free to give me some feedback too!! *All photos taken on iPhone 17 Pro Max This report is focused on the highlight of our July 2026 trip: Crich Quarry. After a...

I took a short trip this weekend to Milan, by coincidence, i heard about a swimming pool built in 1978 that was intended to be used for the Olympics but was never used for that purpose. It served as a local pool until 2019 when it was shut down. To reach the pool involved about an hour of...

this repot is very very short. I only realised my phone was pretty low after I managed to get inside so didn’t manage to grab too many photos. Will return soon and update the report with way better photos. Been getting more and more into underground stuff recently. Going back to Birmingham for...

Perched precariously on a lump of wood, one foot through the window into what we hoped would be the Morgue, I look up just as the green military land rover zoomed across the adjacent road from right to left. I paused for a moment in my predicament, hoping for a split second that they hadn't seen...

Prologue Google earth was still pretty new at the time in 2007 and I was looking over an old barn in the middle of the country side near bath. The Farleigh down ammunition tunnel was one of the few locations that people were prepared to share in those days - but surely this wasn't right? The...

Though this site has plenty of pics already, the last report on this place was from five years ago - and even those were retrospectives. So maybe a few people will enjoy these pictures from long before the last reports here were posted.. Visiting twice with @Oxygen Thief, once at dusk, then a...

I had no idea about this site, but was invited by Zippy to come check it out. Rookinella had become a bit of an exploring buddy by this time, so the three of us set up a meeting time. It was a beautiful day as we met in a car park some half a mile from the site. At this point, I had never seen a...

What’s old is new, and now all the kids are dressing the same way I did in the 90’s, it’s more than the clothes that are making me nostalgic for the past. As I aged out of exploring, I would Occasionally drop by 28 Days to see what incredible finds have come up and to see if any of my old...

Lincolmbe GPPS The Lincombe GPSS site, often referred to as Lincombe Hall Petroleum Storage Depot (PSD), was a component of the UK's Government Pipeline and Storage System (GPSS) established during ww2 to provide a secure secret fuel distribution network. This was part of a 2,500 km...

, --- Report – Mierystock Tunnel, Forest of Dean – November 2025 Visited: 08/11/2025 Posted by: [Forest of dean urbex] --- Intro A quick stop at the old Mierystock Tunnel, tucked away in the Forest of Dean near the little hamlet of Mierystock. It’s one of the smaller Severn & Wye Railway...

Coventry Baths Coventry Baths, opened in 1966, was a landmark of post-war modernist architecture and a symbol of the city’s regeneration. Designed by the Coventry City Architect’s Department under Arthur Ling, the complex featured a distinctive wave-shaped roof and one of Britain’s few...

These Chalk caves were originally carved out for their chalk then later on during the war as RAF Gravesend was a few fields over the caves were used to store ammunition not much history is know about these caves and that they are not documented well there are 3 caves each having an entrance and...

I'll preface that this is a "partial report" meaning I had absolutely no idea of the scale of this site and only explored a fraction of it. I will be returning at some point in the future with the relevant kit to make a full report (at which point I will probably delete this thread). History...