Snowdon Colliery, Dover - June 2022

[Landie_Man]

Taken on a Kent/Essex road trip back in the summer with @Dragon_Urbex and sat on them since. Was just a very quick, whistle stop tour of the place on the way home from somewhere else. Bit of an old explore, this one; with not an awful lot left. Closed around 1987. Didn't spend long here!


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Thanks for looking. More At:
https://flickr.com/photos/landie_man/albums/72177720300574813/with/52219129160/

 

[Nyrian]

It may feel like not worth posting these sometimes. But I'm totally on the side of any old building with a history in the area getting some photos of itself on the web. It's worked a hard life and deserves some recognition. I think a lot of urbexers probably anthropomorphise (had to look up the spelling on that one) buildings like this and still feel good about creating/seeing a record no matter how small. That ceiling is a beaut to still be intact too.

 

[BikinGlynn]

Not a bad place this, I did solo visit early this year, there was secca on site at front when I went so long route through the woods was required