The compelling path that clings top the side of the El Chorro Gorge is about to be “restored” so get on it while you can.
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© 2012 Edge City. All rights reserved.
© 2012 Edge City. All rights reserved.
Night Boat to Chard
Enough time had passed since the Slightly Cross Tunnel trips with memories of roof collapses, unstable walls and wader-sucking gloop. The second tunnel section of the long-forgotten Taunton Chard canal had to be investigated. Styru and I supped a pint in … Continue reading
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IDM 2012
All that matters is you Go In Big Drains…
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Frome Here To There
An afternoon splashing around under Bristol, from the grimness of the Northern Foul Water Interceptor to the expansive Frome culverts.
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Sub T
Taunton has an underworld – who’d have thought it! The newly-christened Law and Order culvert (owing to the pillars of the establishment under which it passess) is only short, but packs in several different features along it’s length. A first … Continue reading
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Island Racing
Limestone pavements below the Lilstock Royal Navy Aircraft Range.
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Re-boing
The Wiltshire location that never stops giving. We were supposed to be going draining when a last minute phone call provided a much better distraction. The first shall be last to see this one, judging by subsequent events.
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Bunkerology 101
A last minute field trip with a cast of many. Thanks to Big T for this one.
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A mine by the sea
One of the highlights of an excellent little Cornish tin mine that is accessible at various points in a sea cliff.
© 2011 Mark Tanner
Adventures in Middle Earth
The long-awaited chance to tackle the CRTT finally arrived. In the company of Spungletumpet, Rigsby, Bigjobs and AndyJ, we rappelled, climbed, swung, tiptoed and hauled our way through the heart of the Moelwyn mountains from Croesor to Rhosydd. Mark Tanner took … Continue reading
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The Wheel of Misfortune
Delight at the discovery of a pretty unique slice of industrial archeology was muted after my tripod pitched forward and smashed my favourite lens.
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The Glitter Mine
All that glisters is not gold; Often have you heard that told: Many a man his life hath sold But my outside to behold: Gilded tombs do worms enfold. The Merchant of Venice (Act II – Scene VII) Shakespeare