Urban Exploring Videos

The Caplecleugh Vein and its branches were initially accessed through shafts leading to the Firestone Sill. The Caplecleugh Horse Level adit, which originally served Peatstack, Brigal Burn, and Dowgang mines, was established during the same period.

In the early 19th century, between 1819 and 1825, the London Lead Company leased the Caplecleugh veins and constructed the current level along the Brigal Burn Vein. The company extended the level southward along the Black Ashgill Cross Vein, eventually reaching the Caplecleugh Vein. This level provides access to the extensive Caplecleugh Mine complex, stretching from Whitesike to Smallcleugh.

Later on, in the late 1800s, the Nenthead and Tynedale Lead and Zinc Company worked the Caplecleugh mine. Finally, it was taken over and reworked by the Vieille Montagne Zinc Company for zinc mining.

In the video, our exploration takes us to an area we have not visited before, and we are excited to see what we will find. We will take you through the winding tunnels, pointing out interesting features along the way. So, if you love history, adventure, and exploring unique and unusual places, then join us as we explore Capelcleugh and Dowgang, and discover the secrets of these fascinating old lead mines. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for more exciting adventures!

 

Me and Angelo this time will explore a unique place for Malta, a run-down nuclear shelter!

The structure, dug into the side of Rihana valley was intended as an alternative command post for the British in case of a nuclear fallout during the Cold War.

The shelter was built deep into the rock to keep radiation at bay and was equipped with a filtration system to provide its occupants with clean air.

Unfortunately now is in a very bad state although the local is planning to restore it.

 

In this episode I find myself in two abandoned buildings that are being used to smuggle people into the US illegally.

 

Just a few clips and stills taken on a phone.

A revisit to Parc in an attempt to get lower down into the mine where i had't been before.

 

Made a video of the entire explore, hope you enjoy as this is a very rare drain to see video of!

Hope you enjoy !

 

I just made this. You'll either love or hate the "reveal".
There are a few non-Aussie stickers including the third one which is from Manchester.

>The Urbex Zine Guy<

 

WONDERLAND | FPV

Going down the rabbit hole into this incredible factory lost in time. Really felt like something out of Alice in wonderland going throuh that hole, from a modern graf factory into something thats been frozen and nature has taken over. Been in this location many many years ago when I was into urbex photography but never thought id get back in it, especially to fly FPV. The place hasnt changed much at all really, just the floors a bit more rotten. Only had 3 packs and some footage inside got corrupted so only got this for now, hopefully be able to get back in again sometime. Amazing place, new fave me thinks

 

I took a visit to doncaster to high melton college south yorkshire, if your going to visit here its best going up church lane and over the wall and go along the side of the farmers field.

 

A few friends tipped me off about this strange tunnel that was used to take seaweed through back in the days of the smugglers. They used it to fertilize agricultural lands, fields etc and was used as the main way of transporting it through. Its not a massive secret as to where it is, just be careful of the tide and your ok. It literally is just a tunnel but the history behind it is interesting. I also stumbled upon a little chalk cave where I sat there chilling. We are quite blessed down on the South East coast with all this.
If you want to read more into the history please check out this link Pegwell Seaweed Tunnel

Bare with me on this I haven't posted many videos like this and I only mainly view the forums. Hope you enjoy!

 

River Fleet sewer
Hello, this is my second jorney to river Fleet. Jorney starts in Camden town to upstream to the end of main Fleet line (about 2km long of the sewer pipe.