I visited here as part of an organised trip back in September 2015, but never really put a report up. I came across the pictures this weekend and realised I never posted them. So here we are, 18 months later.
See Brewtal, I'm not always fast at getting a report up
I admit, not the most interesting place, but I have never seen a report of the place on here or any other forums.
History
This network of man made caves is carved out of the soft sandstone under Dorking.
The exact age of the caves are not know, but the earliest date written into the walls is 1672.
They were mostly used for cellars for Wine storage as well as hiding smugglers contraband.
The Explore
This was organised through old workplace, so when I got an email asking if anyone wanted to do a cave trip after work I jumped at the offer.
It's not a vast cave, but goes pretty deep at one point, 80ft down if I recall correctly.
All the photos were handheld and high ISO, so apologies if they aren't as sharp usual.
Photos
The entrance through the normally locked door.
This is why permission visits just aren't as fun.
The lowest point of the cave ends in this small room.
See Brewtal, I'm not always fast at getting a report up
I admit, not the most interesting place, but I have never seen a report of the place on here or any other forums.
History
This network of man made caves is carved out of the soft sandstone under Dorking.
The exact age of the caves are not know, but the earliest date written into the walls is 1672.
They were mostly used for cellars for Wine storage as well as hiding smugglers contraband.
The Explore
This was organised through old workplace, so when I got an email asking if anyone wanted to do a cave trip after work I jumped at the offer.
It's not a vast cave, but goes pretty deep at one point, 80ft down if I recall correctly.
All the photos were handheld and high ISO, so apologies if they aren't as sharp usual.
Photos
The entrance through the normally locked door.
This is why permission visits just aren't as fun.
The lowest point of the cave ends in this small room.