Urban Exploring Videos

This home belonged to the Viscounts of Vila Verde in Portugal and is believed to be abandoned since de 80's.

Enjoy the video =)

 

Hi all, I made several sneaky peaky visits to the Welbeck Estate in notts over the summer after a listening to endless urban legends in thepub as to whether or not the 'secret' tunnels and semi under ground building structures still existed. This is a quick compilation what I found.

 

New video up on my youtube channel from a crane in Lower Riverside, North Greenwich. Visited with a non-member, and it was windy as fuck! I'm guessing it was about 120 meters but yeah. It's a fun one. Please move to non public.

 

Kayaking and exploring... does it get any better...

 

This video was shot by @Dmax during our recent trip to the GRS. It's quite good documentation of what you can expect on a multi-day trip.

@Dmax with @Oxygen Thief , @Idavoll , @Speed & Olivia.

Definitely worth a watch...

 

There is little at this site but still it has an interesting atmosphere, during the summer of 2013 i camped there with friends which was a wonderful experience, however it led to what can only be described as a midnight evasion after being sought after by searchlights; making it reminiscent of scenes from the great escape.

 

A short recce of the bottom ironstone mines, feat airsoft gun.

 

Reading of Speed and Clebby's exploits in Sheffield, it jogged my memory of this :

A terrific video of some large scale forging at Firth Rixson. Well worth 8 minutes of your time!

 

We recently went to explore Silverlands Manor and from what we had seen, we weren't expecting it to look so run down. The most recent images show it to still have some resplendent parts about it but a lot of it is falling apart. I was surprised about the lack of graffiti (thankfully) but it still had some dotted about here and there. along with litter and a few photos of the same model. Although the floors a ripped up, the ceilings are falling apart and it is filled with mold, you can still imagine how beautiful it once was.

It is still surrounded with metal fences and cameras, although the live stream in the manner that I've seen in previous photos is no longer working. There is also electricity still running through the building as parts had running generators and lights, I believe builders may have been working on it quite recently but there was no sign of them when we went on a week day.

Although I was a little nervous at first, it was quite a relaxed visit.

We hope you enjoy the video and we will be posting photos up soon.

 

There's so much right (and wrong) about this. The chimney is the height of Shoreham and Westbury combined...