Built in the late 19th century, the Hoffmann kiln at Langcliffe was once the source of a key local industry. It now stands as an important part of Craven’s industrial past. The Hoffmann kiln was built at Langcliffe, near Settle, in 1873. It is an industrial scale lime kiln which was constructed for the Craven […]
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This place has an amazing story, I was interested in seeing this place as it was the deepest and the last deep level mine to close in the UK so it had some history to start, Miners were on site and after asking them nicely they allowed me to take some photographs and one lovely […]
This place is fantastic place; Originally a shadow factory/ bunker this complex is one of my favourite places to visit. It has a Fantastic bunch of volunteers who have spent countless hours to transform what is left into a museum for all to enjoy. Its a fantastic piece of history and will hopefully be a […]
Lovely trip to see this place; sometimes you often find yourselves questioning why we do the things we do… today was no exception. Migraines, the occasional squeeze, rubble every where and bad air! Still had to be done and feel very fortunate to have seen this place, Such a shame the state its in…. The […]
Finally managed once last attempt at the tunnels; the surrounding area is now completely active with building work and I daresay it only has a matter of years before its gone forever. Plenty of evidence of back filling as well as collapse Im glad a got to see them before it was too late!
For the Derps are dark and full of terrors! In many places, the one guarantee is there will be a toilet! Some are amusing, some disgusting…
This place has been on my list since i first started looking around the local area for stuff! Unfortunately it has always been accessible for those who have a big enough distance between their legs and the ground, being vertically challenged means until recently this place has been the one that was just out of […]
Waterloo tunnel was opened in 1849 and strictly speaking waterloo is only the first section tunnel that I entered and ends at the cutting at Byrom street. The Existing expanse of tunnel is actually called victoria tunnel and is 3.5 miles long and comes to the one side of edge hill station. These Tunnels are […]
Finally got to see this place! It didint dissapoint either. Albeit a little on the muddy side leading up to it this place is bigger than it looks and has plenty of features to take in.
