General Urbex Photos Thread! - 2
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So I'm going through hundreds of old storage CDs here and putting stuff onto archival disc and I've literally stumbled upon a gold mine of explores!
This is 9 years ago (!!) and was taken at a very well preserved Victorian era rifle range in deepest darkest Northumberland. This is one of the metal target plates that would be raised by the nearby lifting mechanisms.
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Shot to Pieces by Craig David, on Flickr
This is 9 years ago (!!) and was taken at a very well preserved Victorian era rifle range in deepest darkest Northumberland. This is one of the metal target plates that would be raised by the nearby lifting mechanisms.
This is BigLoada.
Shot to Pieces by Craig David, on Flickr
This is one I tried yesterday but didn't get into, so no report. Garey House, Isle of Man.
One from the archives. Guess that's a no then.
One from the archives. Guess that's a no then.
Looks inviting
Looks like you're not allowed to enter. Maybe they don't know how to spell "No Trespassing"
This thread has been unusually quiet for a while.
Get on Antiques Roadshow, quick!
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So far half of the explores I've done this year have been car graveyards.
That type 25 still looks like she'd run!!
Sad to hear that this place was demolished recently, just a few months after I'd been.
That's a nice shot
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The very same
That stuff gets around. Was recently down in Englandshire for a few days and discovered a large part of a pottery in Stoke being supported by the Lanarkshire Steel Co. Thank you Mr Colville.
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I've seen cast iron kitchen stoves and other cast iron products made by the Falkirk Iron Works 12,000 miles away in Australia and New Zealand. I have read such cargoes would go out effectively as ballast, the ships returning with wheat or wool.That stuff gets around. Was recently down in Englandshire for a few days and discovered a large part of a pottery in Stoke being supported by the Lanarkshire Steel Co. Thank you Mr Colville.
This was fun, an overnight mission at 5,000ft a couple of years ago. Just been back to the same region at the same time of year.
Moonlit, naturally.
Moonlit, naturally.
