hemerdon mine plympton very pic heavy

was a bit of a mission with a few wrong turns and passing it one and wondering where it was when it was right under our noses. enjoy

furl storage tank that is empty


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graff that was already there


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inside the big hanger


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the roof


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rhe size of it its huge


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the graff was already on it


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still in the same hanger


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a pump we found


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another part of the mine for loadind and refining


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drums filled with stuff from the mineing process


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inside the big tower


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the concreat is litery crumbling away


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more crumbling concreate


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the roof colapsing under the weight


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water gullys


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loading towers


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inside the tower


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from thr top to the bottom


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thr other side to the loading towers


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funky graff


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welcome to my office ha ha ha


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and after all these pics we return to come home and i have a flat (damn it and to top it all off im in the middle of nowhere) lol


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and after managing to make my way to atleast a main road to have some chance of help (unfortunately no help to be seen for miles


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and the other direction


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and 3 police cars have gone past at this point 4 time not one offered any help lol so my great thinking friend decisdes to play possom to draw atention to our aid


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it was unsucsessful so a phone call to a great mum of mine to come to my aid was in order lol at quater to midnight


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thanks mum for the helping hand in getting home

and thanks for looking

take care dude!! going in them types of places at mental times of nite can be abit risky even for vintage explorers!

lucky ur mum didn't run u over after the old bill refused to

now don't take this the wrong way cause its not comin from a nasty place, good intensions that is....i don't know wot kind of camera ur using like dslr/compact but if u haven't got a tripod to keep it steady try resting ur camera on a firm surface, wall, ontop of something, just to keep it still etc and set the timer to take a pick so u don't knock it when pressing shutter release, u will notice the much better quality in ur shots....none of that digital noise thats reducing image quality, (unless u want noise it can also be great wen used in the rite places)keep experimenting...thats wot we're all still doin

prettyvacant71 said:

take care dude!! going in them types of places at mental times of nite can be abit risky even for vintage explorers!

lucky ur mum didn't run u over after the old bill refused to

now don't take this the wrong way cause its not comin from a nasty place, good intensions that is....i don't know wot kind of camera ur using like dslr/compact but if u haven't got a tripod to keep it steady try resting ur camera on a firm surface, wall, ontop of something, just to keep it still etc and set the timer to take a pick so u don't knock it when pressing shutter release, u will notice the much better quality in ur shots....none of that digital noise thats reducing image quality, (unless u want noise it can also be great wen used in the rite places)keep experimenting...thats wot we're all still doin

Click to expand...

will try tht thnx