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I've not been on here for about a year so I've decided to post a recap of where I've been visiting over the last year
Gorton Falls, Manc
Under one of the less desirable areas of Manc the falls are quite impressive, the ladder down has deteriorated to the point where the bottom rungs are all rotted away but it's worth the struggle getting in.
Ramsey time machine, Cambridgeshire
Before the Fens were drained Ramsey was an island, isolated and safe, ideal for the world famous abbey and center for education that was once here. In the 1850s when the London, Kings Cross to Edinburgh railway was built Holme Fen was drained, this resulted in the drop of water in Ramsey and so the 'Arches' were built. The work started in 1852 and was finished in 1854.
Macro, Bradford
The name Bradford is derived from the “broad ford†at Church Bank (below the site of Bradford Cathedral) around which a settlement had begun to appear before the time of the Norman Conquest (“Bradeford†in the Domesday book of 1086). The ford crossed the stream called Bradford Beck.
Hulme Flumes little brother, Manc
Under the village in Manchester is one of the many fine Manc drains
The Works, Manc
The Works is a must see drain with large brick porn pipes,steps, and the big penstock.
Megatron, Sheffield
The Sheffield spectacular.
To say that Megatron is impressive just doesn't do it credit
Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire
The bellmouth spillway is imposing from above ground, when the reservoir is overflowing it looks unreal
River Team, Gateshead
River Sherbourne, Coventry
Dark Arches, Leeds
Bordomiser, Derby
I could post countless more but I don't want to just post hundreds of tunnels
Gorton Falls, Manc
Under one of the less desirable areas of Manc the falls are quite impressive, the ladder down has deteriorated to the point where the bottom rungs are all rotted away but it's worth the struggle getting in.
Ramsey time machine, Cambridgeshire
Before the Fens were drained Ramsey was an island, isolated and safe, ideal for the world famous abbey and center for education that was once here. In the 1850s when the London, Kings Cross to Edinburgh railway was built Holme Fen was drained, this resulted in the drop of water in Ramsey and so the 'Arches' were built. The work started in 1852 and was finished in 1854.
Macro, Bradford
The name Bradford is derived from the “broad ford†at Church Bank (below the site of Bradford Cathedral) around which a settlement had begun to appear before the time of the Norman Conquest (“Bradeford†in the Domesday book of 1086). The ford crossed the stream called Bradford Beck.
Hulme Flumes little brother, Manc
Under the village in Manchester is one of the many fine Manc drains
The Works, Manc
The Works is a must see drain with large brick porn pipes,steps, and the big penstock.
Megatron, Sheffield
The Sheffield spectacular.
To say that Megatron is impressive just doesn't do it credit
Ladybower Reservoir, Derbyshire
The bellmouth spillway is imposing from above ground, when the reservoir is overflowing it looks unreal
River Team, Gateshead
River Sherbourne, Coventry
Dark Arches, Leeds
Bordomiser, Derby
I could post countless more but I don't want to just post hundreds of tunnels
