Might be. Whatever the most popular place is will probably be my last explore in the uk for a long time before I move to Australia where places are quite thin on the ground
Might be. Whatever the most popular place is will probably be my last explore in the uk for a long time before I move to Australia where places are quite thin on the ground
I’m gonna try get there at some point, I can’t miss up the last coal station before they’re all gone.
Definitely worth keeping an eye out for injunctions though, surely they would double down on getting trespassers out given it’s the last one?
I’m gonna try get there at some point, I can’t miss up the last coal station before they’re all gone.
Definitely worth keeping an eye out for injunctions though, surely they would double down on getting trespassers out given it’s the last one?
I don’t think there really is a point when it’s abandoned, just decommissioned and under demolition. Just gotta get there and see what you can whilst it’s being demod or decommissioned. It’s ballsy but it’s how it’s done
Depends if you mean famous to layman or famous to the core scene. Battersea is a good shout regardless of whether it still counts. If you count underground things, maybe Aldwych is in discussion. Some sea forts maybe. In terms of number of eyes laid on it from afar and taking notice, probably that tower at Lancaster services or some shit. Speed will have a good answer
I would put St Joseph's seminary in upholland as maybe one of the most iconic. I definitely think Denbigh is the most visited place on the scene. George Barnsley's is up there as well and with good reason, sadly not so much these days.