Urban Exploring Videos

In this one, we go the 2 miles all the way to the head (end) of Smallcleugh Lead Mine.

(info from aditnow) :
Smallcleugh Mine started in around 1770, looking for the continuation of Hanginshaw's West of Nent Vein, but this was soon abandoned. In 1787 the work was restarted by an agent for the London Lead Company along the Smallcleugh Cross Vein which produced an immense quantity of ore. There where also many other rich veins worked from Smallcleugh - Middlecleugh (and 1st and 2nd Sun Veins), Longcleugh, and Great Cross. The mine over the years was also worked by the Nenthead and Tynedale Lead and Zinc Company and Vieille Montagne Zinc Company. Most of the operations in Smallcleugh had come to an end around the 1900's. In 1963 the mine was briefly reopened in pursuit of new ore reserves, but little large scale mining took place. A famous occurrence at the mine was the dinner party held down it. On September 2nd 1901, 28 members of the local Masonic branch held a dinner down the mine in a large stope know today as the Ballroom Flat.

It is often assumed that Smallcleugh Mine extends all the way to Bogg Shaft and beyond, as these are reached via the Smallcleugh portal, however Smallcleugh originally only went as far as the Longcleugh Vein past the Ballroom, and the beginnings of the Middlecleugh Vein and Middlecleugh Second Sun Vein. The area past this which covers Carr's Cross Vein, Cow Hill Cross Vein, Barron's Sump Chamber and beyond are is in fact a separate mine called Longcleugh Mine, which was originally worked by shafts.

 

Here's my take on it

 

In This Segment we report on some remaining structures of the old willington train station on the varsity line and follow where the tracks used to lie which is now cycle route 51 leading to cycle route 12. hope you enjoy the journey with us reminiscing on some of Britains past. i have another post relating to some photos we captured. my research on this place hasnt been great but i did my best to try document it, i am from london so if anyone who is local has anything they would like to add or correct us on please feel free i am highly interested.


im hoping this posts to goon tube if not please help me redirect as i am new and struggling to navigate this site.

 

This has been previously reported but ive seen alot of skeptical comments about whether there is access or not, me and a few friends recorded a vid here a few weeks back and there is indeed access via the bedford end portal accessed via the nature reserve. its a beautiful derelict railways tunnel that was amazing to rediscover.
we captured some drone footage of the surrounding area and the access portal in our vid attached below

 

On the weekend I went to an abandoned car park in shoreditch, plenty of graff up and on the windows; i got it all on film here...

if you want locations please ask for my email in the comments and i shall give them to you, there was an unlocked door on the side for easy access, have no idea if it has been locked since.

 

So me and my friend made our first Urbex video when we explored the grounds of Camelot theme park. We recorded and uploaded to youtube and if you could please check it out
it would mean alot to us to know what you guys think. If anyone would like some tips on how to get past security and try it yourself please do message

 

Back in July, during my time in Lithuania. I went to climb the tallest structure I'd ever been on, a radio mast standing at around 240 meters.
"The station is owned and operated by Lithuanian National Radio and Television Centre." I was told it wasn't in use, so we dodged a motion sensor and began our climb.
I streamed the full climb and made this edit from he footage.
Hope you enjoy.

 

Hello everyone we was leaving park hall hotel and we come across this beautiful building not sure how many posts have been made on this but it’s a really nice building.

 

Hello everyone this is about our 5th time to Camelot. I think we got a lot more footage on this one compared to our other videos

 

Here's some explores from Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. Was there visiting for two week in July.
We had a look at a soviet era factory, finding some documents and a few tunnels. We later found our way into an abandoned school, that had just started being renovated. Almost getting caught by security turning up to patrol, good eyes and timing saved the day.
Hope you enjoy.