Urban Exploring Videos

This weekends mission included Buxtons old Train Maintenance Depot, this place was really fucking cool. Located right next to Buxton train station. There was even a old carriage in there along with some old lines and loads more cool things.
I'm not 100% on the actually history but it basically was to service and repair trains i guess.

Check the video to see this place....
Please leave a like if you enjoyed it.

 

Hi all, my latest explore was a small house on the out skirts of carlisle.
very quite place, with a collapsed roof, but still got some great footage.

I found a classic Ericsson mobile phone and o2 simcard, along with a Pepsi frige and other items.
Enjoy.

 

Whats up people,

i guess i am going to post this video one last time in this forum. A friend of mine and me decided to explore the construction site of some new subway tunnels in vienna (Austria). It was a blast and we made a little video for you guys. I hope you like it. The link is below. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

 

Hallo guys, we recently climbed a pretty high crane in our home country austria. It was pretty foggy but the footage and the view was still cool. Hope you like the video

 

Been away in the US the majority of the summer but I just got back 3 days ago, so back to business! Hit this one up with @RockyPls in the am and it was quite rewarding. I hate writing reports so on to the over edited photos.

Sunrise from the beams (rocky in the picture)

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Top of luffing jib (rocky at the bottom)

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His first time up a jib

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And last pic of him in front of barbican

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I tend to love people pics way more than when nobody is pictured, so that's mainly what I post.

I figured climbing over a wall wasn't baiting out the entrance. This site has been up for quite a while so definitely hit it soon!

DyingLlama

 

Not sure what happened to the first video I put up, but here it is again.

In February 2009, Lafarge announced manufacturing at the plant, which opened in 1962, would be suspended as a result of increasingly difficult cost and market conditions.

For over half a century the chimney has towered above Wiltshire, being easly identified from miles away, until this morning, when a controlled demolition removed this iconic landmark leaving almost no trace of its existence.
I couldn't see the flag a member of this site attached to the top of the chimney, guessing they took it down beforehand.

Thanks for looking.

 

Not my video, popped up on my newsfeed today...

We did this in the Paris suburbs, good fun, but not great for the car.

 

hey guys,

we recently climbed a 100m crane in vienna. We did it at night an so we did not get spotted.
Hope you guys like the video!

 

 

Myself, @Raz & @The Amateur Wanderer have had Kellingley basically to ourselves over the last few months. With the security being less than shite and nobody really seeming to go for a look about we have explored pretty much every part of the site aside from the miners rescue.

As of Yesterday, 360 ducks and diggers have rolled into site, so the demolition is about to commence so if you want to see it get in there

Alternatively, just watch this;

Ta for looking