Report - Moonwalker Drain - Birmingham 31/01/09

[TheVicar]

I briefly visited Moonwalker a few weeks ago but ran out of time and just took a few pics which I've included here. This time, I went back and did the whole thing. Moonwalker is huge and is the most slippery bastard I've ever explored - you get more friction on ice or a polished floor than this!

To be honest, I found it slightly disappointing as you can slog on for ages without coming across any features apart from occasional breaks of daylight once in a while. The only features are basically within a couple of hundred metres from either end with a mile or more of boredom in between. Having said that, the features it does have are great. :)

 

[stranton]

thats beautiful, haven't notice recent threads on here?

 

[WildBoyz]

Nice set of shots

 

[TheVicar]

Cheers!

I can't believe it was well over 7 years ago when I took these pics.
Don't think this one gets many visitors tbh. It's well worth a visit though :)

 

[Snake Oil]

a nice bit of brick there, that first junction looks fun for racing shopping trolleys down

 

[paulpowers]

Loads of tasty stuff under Birmingham but sadly no one is posting drain reports at the moment

 

[Eight-Seven]

Brilliant shots . Been planning on getting into drains lately (figuratively and literally) is this moonwalk one still doable? (I would assume so?)

 

[siologen]

The doability of drains rarely changes. Moonwalker is a nice easy walk-in.

 

[Punk]

Loads of tasty stuff under Birmingham but sadly no one is posting drain reports at the moment

One person is, and they're epic

Brilliant shots . Been planning on getting into drains lately (figuratively and literally) is this moonwalk one still doable? (I would assume so?)

Like siologen said, access rarely changes. Drains are quite easy to find, look on a map for a brook or river. Follow it until you come across a gap in the blue line, go down and check it out