Urbex Abseiling - Cannon Brewery

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I like the concept of photographs inside the building, looking out through the broken windows at some nutter abseiling down.
 
You Sir, are a mental.
Wicked shots tho! Love the concept of this, I really want to get into it!
Cheers for sharing! :)

Mr Dan - Unfortunately, this Nutcase is coming with us in May :rolleyes:
 
You Sir, are a mental.
Wicked shots tho! Love the concept of this, I really want to get into it!
Cheers for sharing! :)

Mr Dan - Unfortunately, this Nutcase is coming with us in May :rolleyes:

The invite for you to tag along is always there, mate :) Mr Dan is on our May trip? I'll make sure I bring my rope for you both :mrgreen:
 
Heehee ace! Love the one of you hanging off the edge and the inside outside ones are cool. Great fun!! :)
 
Ha ha ha! Nice one. Seen some novel ways of conducting exploration on here, but that's a new one on me!
 
A small word of caution. Don't fly too near the sun Guys! Great stuff. Jim.
 
good stuff lads
good to see stuff from a different angle

you should try the international hotel in Leics
 
Have you use the Edelrid Mega Jul belay device at all? They're self locking, so you can take both hands off the rope halfway down to get some shots. Comes in handy when I taking climbing photos.
 
Have you use the Edelrid Mega Jul belay device at all? They're self locking, so you can take both hands off the rope halfway down to get some shots. Comes in handy when I taking climbing photos.

Looks like a nice device, but I prefer a Prusik knot and I tie that to my leg, as you can see me tying in Photo 6. The Mega Jul is a bit overpriced compared to the cost of a simple belay and my Prusik knot :)
 
Mmmm... great fun innit! I did something similar though not from anything like as high - only about 40 feet or so - last May in France on an exploration of a WW1 fort.

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The drop...​


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Getting ready.​

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About half way down, the rest of the descent was hidden in the undergrowth.​
 
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I’ve done a fair bit of abseiling and nosing around derelict buildings but the thought of combining them never crossed my mind, I can understand the buzz you must get from it but I think I’ll give it a miss.
Stay Safe.
 
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