Bradley Brook Culvert, Standish
Explored with ViralEye and Kenni
The second drain of the day (report to follow on the first) brought us into Standish near Wigan and was a quick 'plan B' after seeing how st00py our original target was. The entrance looked nice and tall, but within round 50' in the head height halfed with a rotting rusty steel roof which resulted in a major stoop for the next 50' ish. Once through this section a small chamber allowed us a stretch before choosing between two RCP side by side pipes that had what looked like bat boxes(???) attached to the sides for a further 100'. This led to the final chamber before the infall with two iron sewer pipes running across the width. Not a massively long culvert, but better than nothing!
Explored with ViralEye and Kenni
The second drain of the day (report to follow on the first) brought us into Standish near Wigan and was a quick 'plan B' after seeing how st00py our original target was. The entrance looked nice and tall, but within round 50' in the head height halfed with a rotting rusty steel roof which resulted in a major stoop for the next 50' ish. Once through this section a small chamber allowed us a stretch before choosing between two RCP side by side pipes that had what looked like bat boxes(???) attached to the sides for a further 100'. This led to the final chamber before the infall with two iron sewer pipes running across the width. Not a massively long culvert, but better than nothing!
