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Im in a caving club but they dont really do mines which is more what im interested in tbh ive been down a fair few around south Wales when I lived there and some some urbex around bristol like temple pipe, but I've been fascinated by the bath area mining history for a while, got a survey map...

This weekend i’m hoping to take my friends to an abandoned barn that i visited when i was 14 but i can’t remember where it is for the life of me. it’s a long shot, but maybe someone knows where it is? I know that it was located somewhere around wollaston/irchester/farndish in northamptonshire...

Hi everyone, doing a trip up to Kent and around that area in a few days. We’re looking to get together with a couple of people. If you’re interested PM me. 👍

Visited with @Oxygen Thief @Ojay and @Llama. Thanks guys for a top weekend 👌. We visited the western side of the GRS on day one as I’ve only been to the east so it was nice to tick off the parts I hadn’t done before. The first port of call was ment to be the reservoir at montsouris but the water...

Visited with @richiemelon @L.Davvo and my non member brother in law. Continuing my obsession with the catacombs this trip was to tick off a few places i haven’t seen and to show my brother in law the usual tourist bits. So we started at the ram room which I didn’t take any photos of as was only...

Visited with @richiemelon @L.Davvo and a non member. Todays trip was to see a couple of things we didn’t have time to see on the last trip. We still didn’t get round half the stuff I wanted to see either but I was glad to see the bits I did see and it was nice to show 2 new people around too...

A wet and soggy through trip from the Brownley Hill Mine, ending up a few miles away at the Nentsbury Hag Mine - many of the workings cross over the county boundary into Northumberland. . Entrance to the Horse Level at Brownley Hill The narrow tunnel soon opens up to bigger and better things...

I'm planning on doing a Welsh asylum roundabout at some point, but given how huge Whitchurch is, I felt it needed its own report. It's gone quieter in the past few years and it's entering a stage of more heavy decay, which whilst sad to see does make for some great photographs and some excellent...

Way back in 2021, I ventured to Fort Hoo in the River Medway via an inflatable canoe as detailed in my report below. It was an incredibly photogenic place, although the adventure became more memorable for missing the high tide by a matter of half an hour and having to wait until dark to return...

Hope everyone is good. The time has come to plan this year's trip to Europe. I wondered if anyone had some general recommendations? Last year I went to Northern Italy, the year before, Belgium. I have thought about a Bratislava to Prague trip. I think it would be exciting but it also feels quite...

First post So in September 2021 I went to chernobyl, my fancy new camera manages to take 2 pictures and died.. so back to the iPhone 7. So I hope these pictures work

New video up, and in this 1st of 2 parts, we start the legendary Haggs to Brownley through trip. In this one, we pass through deep water in haggs to see some amazing workings, formations and arching unlike that seen in other mines we have seen and of course, some nice shale to accompany us too...

Hi everyone, this is a miniature report, so perhaps a bit lame in that, but there's only 1 real photo of interest and and comment, that I think justifies a mini report posting. I had big plans... which crumbled. A combination of needing to take my 14 year old son with me on my latest trip (not...

HISTORY (stolen from wikipedia) Croesor Quarry was initially worked from 1846 until 1878. From 1864 onwards, the quarry was connected to the slate wharves at Porthmadog by an incline to the head of the Croesor Tramway. After a hiatus, it re-opened in 1895 and continued in production until 1930...