Urban Exploring Videos

Some aerial footage taken after having a wonder around Tonedale.

 

I've been previously asking people around the forum to be part of a documentary, which would not show unwanted things like "How illegal it is?" or "Show me how to do it and get locations".

I wanted to go more personally about how people enjoy to be Modern Day Archeologists. After networking for a while with a dozen of explorers, Alan Duggan and Alex Burnell showed their commitment to the project by being serious and professional on this.

In late April, we met and went to explore the famous St Joseph Seminary, a classic, but it fitted perfect to display perfect visuals for the project.

I just wanted to share with you the final piece with great music that will immerse you into the world of Urbex, even for outsiders.

Hope you'll enjoy.

 

This hotel with an interesting designed observation platform was built around 1990 and lasted only 10 years. It's view over the Seto-Sea and the giant bridge were not reason enough for tourists to stay at La Rainbow.

Visited May 2015

 

 

In the second episode, we infiltrate the Arsenal factory in Kiev. This time a lot of attention paid to the historical and artistic components.

 

First episode of a new documentary series about urban exploration. In this episode invasion takes place in the Stalin's skyscraper in Kiev - the so-called “House with a Star”. Overcoming difficulties and getting to unforeseen situations, the host with a filming crew passes through the complex maze of internal communications of the building, to achieve the target of the expedition - the highest point - the five-pointed star...

 

A new point of view on the movement. Starring Alan Duggan and Alex Burnell.

 

Vadim and Vitaliy have done it again...

Write up and images here.

 

The Tin Brook is a culverted stream that runs under Stockport town centre, and most notibly
the Robinsons brewery before emptying into the river Mersey.
Its a right stoop, and put me out of action for a good few days afterwards.

Once again apologies for the quality, the annoying time-stamp..the occasional industrial
language and the god-awful music.

Visted with Ojay, Nickindroy, Freshfingers, Tom Sherman and last but not least Mr Paul Powers.

Enjoy