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The Crash Site Of The "Over-Exposed" B29 Superfortress When I first saw this on here by a fellow explorer (shatner) a few years ago, something made me want to head here and check this out, respect and care of course, but something drew me to it, so fast forward a year and after my mountain climbing around the lake district, I decided I should explore a few places, so the day after camping inside a mountain 1000 plus foot up, I was headed here the next day, on little to no sleep crazy...

Salem Chapel Not gonna lie this was not on my first agenda and its been on my hard drive for ages, over a year to be exact! So when I say backlog I mean I have tonnes, stuff I have not even looked at :sneakiness: I have a weird obsession where I reach say 60 locations on the explore front then I begin sharing and wont upload again unless I reach 60...OCD I reckon.:rolleyes: I wish I had the same motive as most of you lot, upload one place explore and upload again, sadly this cant...

This is an old friend of mine… I first discovered it on a windy day, 5 years ago. Fast forward five years; On the way back from visiting my mate in Nowheresville, I thought I would pop back here for a look and see what, if anything, had changed. The only thing that has changed is a bit of tagging & general graffiti, which I was surprised about considering it’s ultra rural location. This was probably due to an illegal rave that was held in the area, which was Not popular with the locals. ...

This one has been explored a little bit over the last couple of weeks so I thought why not head over there and see what all the fuss was about. The manor house was built in a sort of faux-Gothic style with additions to make it look more like a castle. It has been a private residence, a golf clubhouse and a youth hostel, it was bought and lived in by the last owner who died in 2015. Sadly he never put right the awful colour schemes used throughout the house when it was in the hands of the...

Intro After cancelling an explore due to issues with transport we had to find an alternate location. Thankfully Explorer X stumbled across this derelict Tarmac Quarry, with no reports or info to confirm its state this was a gamble if we would get in. We boarded the bus and headed out to it. History I'm struggling to find any accurate info so I'll update the report when I get it. The Explore On arrival we could see the massive conveyor belts leading upwards, due to the site's location...

This Old Home... Last year sometime (I cannot actually remember when) I ventured here, on street level I took a quick chance and an explore with this one, I am so used to houses being set back in the woods or far from the rest of the world, this wasnt the case with this place, an while I have been exploring for years, hearing voices and seeing people so close to what you are doing, puts your body on edge I cannot say I felt comfortable here and feel I rushed as I was constantly thinking...

History Built in 1904 by architect Hugh Jokin. Home to a potter and orchid enthusiast, of which the lady of the house was still alive at the grand old age of 104 in 2010. Currently has planning permission for demolish and rebuild, it was sold in 2012.