Horns Cross was done on our way back home! The rain was lashing down, and I chose this post! One of the hardest one's I have encountered yet!
A, 68 closure, I was not expecting much of this and I was right
Laying in the corner of a field, but close to the road. The post was protected by the traditional Devon/Cornish hedgerow/5, foot bank. The original entrance had long been claimed back by nature, with brambles like nails.
I scaled the bank and fell down in between the legs of the Orlit B that stands above the hedgerow, that gives excellent views out to sea
The post compound is heavily overgrown, with brambles etc. no one had been here for a long time!
When I lifted the rusting hatch I was met with several mega spider's who were a bit 'pissed off' that someone would enter there dark domain
Access is on Hands & Knee's through thick undergrowth, the hatch is all that is visible, the rest has been claimed back by nature.
Not much left apart from the beds & spiders
Ubiquous Up shaft shot!
Orlitt B and the infamous Devon, 5 foot hedgerow
Don't go out of your way for this one
A, 68 closure, I was not expecting much of this and I was right
Laying in the corner of a field, but close to the road. The post was protected by the traditional Devon/Cornish hedgerow/5, foot bank. The original entrance had long been claimed back by nature, with brambles like nails.
I scaled the bank and fell down in between the legs of the Orlit B that stands above the hedgerow, that gives excellent views out to sea
The post compound is heavily overgrown, with brambles etc. no one had been here for a long time!
When I lifted the rusting hatch I was met with several mega spider's who were a bit 'pissed off' that someone would enter there dark domain
Access is on Hands & Knee's through thick undergrowth, the hatch is all that is visible, the rest has been claimed back by nature.
Not much left apart from the beds & spiders
Ubiquous Up shaft shot!
Orlitt B and the infamous Devon, 5 foot hedgerow
Don't go out of your way for this one
