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https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/26454796.investigation-milky-green-river-irwell-contamination/ From further research, do believe this is called Bridgemouth? Or am I off the beaten track?

Introduction I was going through my old photos and rediscovered one of my first explores. I couldn’t find too much history on the spot but it’s a cool little space. Explore Situated on the banks of the river graveney, this small industrial estate was easily accessible after a bit of scouting...

Something a little different from me, but I fancied it ever since missing out on the big 28dl pre-meet excursion down here last year, then trying it a couple of weeks later but finding it a raging torrent of water. So it was put on the back burner until nicer weather arrived, and July looked...

Explored with @cattos mc budget. Almost the entirety of the River Graveney is confined to a channel as it snakes its way through south London, occasionally dipping underground into culverts along the way. So on a lovely autumnal weekend, @cattos mc budget and I decided to go for it and...

First post ( please be gentle) after being long time lurker, enjoyed many visits after seeing reports on here, so thought I'd give a little back. Never seen this reported so here goes... Explore For at least 5 years on one of my local weekly walks I've passed 2 overgrown abandoned buildings...

History Neath Abbey Mill was first erected at the river Clydach in Neath, in 1825. The building was powered by a 20 ton water wheel and was first used as an iron forge and rolling mill. In around the 1870s it was turned into a woollen mill and the neighbouring pool, known as Pwll Du became a...

History The park was opened in 2012 as an expansion to the tourism in the area, after the area coming popular with River rafting and bamboo drifting, the rides in the park all opened when the park opened with the rollercoaster, being a chinese remake of a rare European model that travels fairs...

We gained access through an unlocked lil' red door on Bradford Street which has now been locked. It was a very nice to explore this seldom seen part of birmingham although it was extremely slippery in some parts which resulted in me slipping and cutting my hand so be careful.

Was in the area having a nosy at a possible culvert ( That was a non starter ) and had this as a sort of a plan B , That said its always been on my to do list so without further fanfare in i went Its been dry of late and this showed in the river height , access in and out was easy enough...

History The history of Ryall quarry is quite limited, primarily because it opened in 1990s as an unremarkable sand quarry. What makes the site interesting came around in 2004 when the quarry required expansion. For reasons I cannot discover this "expansion" was the development of a feeder...

History The history of the river Wandle culvert is very limited, as it's not seen as a structure of particular interest (to the general public that is ;)) so there hasn't been any true documentation of it over the years. As a result, I've decided to focus the historical section of this report on...

Well, it has been a while. Life has largely prevented me from doing much in the way of exploring, but this summer I have managed to get to look at two small but marginally interesting features local to me. Feature 1, the River Lostock Culvert. When the M65 was built a lot of farmland was...

Carrying on from my previous report 'The Medlock Part 1 here'. I had a bit of time free in July and managed to cram quite a bit in including numerous days trapsing up the medlock. On this day i was joined by @GRONK as we ventured to the 'Medlock culvert' which im surprised doesn't have more of...

BRIEF HISTORY 'The River Medlock is a key watercourse in Greater Manchester, England, originating in the Pennines and flowing southwest through Oldham and central Manchester before joining the River Irwell near Castlefield. Spanning approximately 10 miles, it is one of the three main rivers in...

I'm interested in the culvert behind Edgedale Road Sheffield. I believe it runs along behind and above the road through a closed road named Edgefield Road which is part tarmaced, turning into a path. It looks like it carries part of the River Banner system to a major sewer on the Abbeydale Road...