Hi all!
TLDR, I am based in the Liverpool/Loughborough area (uni/home), and looking forward to delving into urbex in these areas.
I've been lurking around these forums for month or two now, after years of a passing interest in urbex. Read through all the survival guide threads, as well as numerous reports to familiarise myself with the level of quality expected on here. Also, I have been familiarising myself with the general etiquette and safety of urbex as a whole.
Did my first bit of urbex last month, a disused industrial site in Leicestershire that I had a mooch around after scouting out myself and finding a sneaky way into. I took photos, however I don't deem them interesting enough to write a report, nor can I find the level of information about the place that I'd want to to actually post on a report. It was more of an experience for myself to get used to the process of recce, finding an entry point that doesn't require breaking in, assessing safety, and photographing a site - and I loved it!
Unlikely to be posting a report any time soon, but I thought I'd say hi now. Currently my mission is scouting out places around Merseyside to attempt an urbex in, so I'll hopefully have something report-worthy in the next few months for you guys.
Oh, couldn't think of a good alias, so named myself after my favourite soft drink. I guess I'll sign off with PM (for pepsi max).
Cheers for reading, and I look forward to diving into the world of urbex,
PM
TLDR, I am based in the Liverpool/Loughborough area (uni/home), and looking forward to delving into urbex in these areas.
I've been lurking around these forums for month or two now, after years of a passing interest in urbex. Read through all the survival guide threads, as well as numerous reports to familiarise myself with the level of quality expected on here. Also, I have been familiarising myself with the general etiquette and safety of urbex as a whole.
Did my first bit of urbex last month, a disused industrial site in Leicestershire that I had a mooch around after scouting out myself and finding a sneaky way into. I took photos, however I don't deem them interesting enough to write a report, nor can I find the level of information about the place that I'd want to to actually post on a report. It was more of an experience for myself to get used to the process of recce, finding an entry point that doesn't require breaking in, assessing safety, and photographing a site - and I loved it!
Unlikely to be posting a report any time soon, but I thought I'd say hi now. Currently my mission is scouting out places around Merseyside to attempt an urbex in, so I'll hopefully have something report-worthy in the next few months for you guys.
Oh, couldn't think of a good alias, so named myself after my favourite soft drink. I guess I'll sign off with PM (for pepsi max).
Cheers for reading, and I look forward to diving into the world of urbex,
PM