Cool pics of urban exploring, abandoned machines and stuff
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stainless_steve said:
Alfa numeric said:
stainless_steve said:
All the trains were red eh 
Maybe next time stand a bit further back before you take the pics
Maybe next time stand a bit further back before you take the pics
Looks fine on my screen and phone. I couldn't move too far back as it's surrounded by houses and bits of the railway still in use.
All i can see is red boxes?
anyone else?
The big chute marine railway in Ontario
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F0EikNt-xs&fea...
I was only a nipper last time I was there but it always impressed me
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F0EikNt-xs&fea...
I was only a nipper last time I was there but it always impressed me
OnTheOverrun said:
Fordo said:
just stumbled across this thread- some facinating pictures.
Anyone heard about no mans land fort, out at sea?
now this would make an awesome urban exploration:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-468609/Man...
Anyone want to get a rowing boat and some cameras?...
You won't need a rowing boat - I can see that fort from my front room! If you want a closer look get the car ferry from Portsmouth to Fishbourne on the Isle of Wight, it sails right past it! There's a few of them round the IOW all not very far offshore. A couple of times a year at low spring tides the locals walk out and touch the one just outside the entrance to Bembridge Harbour. If you time it right you can get all the way, touch the wall and walk back without the water coming above your waist! Anyone heard about no mans land fort, out at sea?
now this would make an awesome urban exploration:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-468609/Man...
Anyone want to get a rowing boat and some cameras?...
Edited by Fordo on Thursday 29th July 12:27
Just got back from exploring this place, there was a lot of tanks there even got inside one of them looked very impressive. Ill get the photos sorted out soon.
Was for storing fuel at the old naval base at Invergordon.
Was for storing fuel at the old naval base at Invergordon.
Edited by ...Mole... on Saturday 31st July 21:26
Edited by ...Mole... on Saturday 31st July 21:27
BigS said:
Stedman said:
LukeBird said:
Those train pics! 
+1!Train pictures really interest me, must be from all the train set fun of my youth,
Have they never thought to fill one with coal and water and grease it up and see if it still runs?
...Mole... said:
Just got back from exploring this place, there was a lot of tanks there even got inside one of them looked very impressive. Ill get the photos sorted out soon.
Was for storing fuel at the old naval base at Invergordon.
Ooooh Creepy. Love it Was for storing fuel at the old naval base at Invergordon.
Looking forward to photos. Just (sortof) reminded me:
We explored an old sewage pumping station many years ago. You know one of those small huts that are dotted about the countryside.
Shame we never took photos but this was well before digital photos.
Anyhow, all I remember is opening this door, turning on the light and looking down into this vast expanse of darkness with stairs that went on forever.
It was not until we moved down to the next platform that we noticed that the stairs were infact leading down into the sewage water itself and we were infact in a VAST underground tank
We bid a VERY hasty retreat.
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