Shedload, Bristol
Located below the hustle and bustle of the streets of Bristol this detention tank was built in the late 80’s/early 90’s to cope with any
Robert Fletcher & Son Ltd – Greenfield, Oldham
The beginnings of the firm of Robert Fletcher & Son Limited are lost in the mist of time. It is probably that it was one
Imperial Dock Grain Warehouse, Leith
Built in 1933/4 the imperial grain warehouse at Leith is an monumental 15-bay flat-roofed concrete grain elevator and warehouse with front block rising 5-storeys over
Tullis Russell Power Station, Glenrothes
Originally known as The Markinch Power Station it was built to provide electricity and steam to the paper mill. Construction took two years and was
Tower Colliery, Hirwaun
I last visited Tower back nearly 6 years ago. It was sad to see that the site is a shaddow of what it once was.
Dinorwic Quarry, Dinorwig
The Dinorwic Slate Quarry is a large former slate quarry, now home to the Welsh National Slate Museum, located between the villages of Llanberis and
George Dyke Forgemasters, Willenhall
The original site in Willenhall at Doctors Piece was once a piece of land belonging to Doctor Richard Wilkes, which eventually passed into the ownership
Celuan Mill, Talybont
Out of the 5 mills situated in Talybont the mill was the only one built on the banks of the River Celuan. It is sometimes
Leri Tweed Mill, Talybont
Leri / Lerry Mills, situated at the confluence of the Ceulan and Leri rivers produced Tweed for suit making using both water wheels from the
Battersea Power Station, London
There are a handful of ‘iconic’ sites within the UK exploring community. I could talk to you for hours about some of the truly great
Bass Maltings, Sleaford
The Maltings were built by Bass Breweries at the start of the 20th century and were the largest of their kind in the country. Costing
Edison Swan Cable Works, Lower Lydbrook
One of my favourite explores as result of also being one of the first I ever posted on this website. I also remember looking at