As of last week, most of the entrances have seen a digger come along and scrape the overburden down, sealing the portals. I would love to know how they knew nobody was inside when they did it...
Out of the 10 entrances that were in place originally, only two now remain accessible.
Though be warned, the two remaining entrances are small and very fragile with the overburden directly overlying the solid strata which is showing fatigue through cracking, flaking and loose rock faces. If this solid brace fails, several metres of soil will bury each portal. These entrances are at least 500 m away from one another in different sections; so if there is a failure, there is little hope of tracking back to another opening.
Just a heads up.
Out of the 10 entrances that were in place originally, only two now remain accessible.
Though be warned, the two remaining entrances are small and very fragile with the overburden directly overlying the solid strata which is showing fatigue through cracking, flaking and loose rock faces. If this solid brace fails, several metres of soil will bury each portal. These entrances are at least 500 m away from one another in different sections; so if there is a failure, there is little hope of tracking back to another opening.
Just a heads up.