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Pendleton Bowling club (Belmont)



I was on my way to a derelict site only to discover that Google Earth is out of date and I was presented with a shiny new car park. Doh! But on the way I spotted this place and decided on a closer look.

Originally built as a private residence around 1820, it was converted to the bowling club in 1903 and remained open t...

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Hereford Cars
Another car yard for you not as impressive as last one I posted Im afraid



Tucked away on the Welsh borders (dont ask me where as I cant remember) prob not actually a breakers at all but Im guessing a private collection, some of you may find it interesting.


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Big Mill in Mill Street was built in 1857 to the design of famous Victorian architect William Sugden, who was responsible for many of Leek's prominent buildings.
It was originally built for Lovatt and Goulding, but eventually became Wardle and Davenports. and was occupied from 1858 by Joseph Broster. It is 6 storeys high, 21 bays long, and 5 bays deep.

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Hello to all my fellow Explorers!

Lb here.

I hope that everyone is well

After a rather long stretch of "Gardening Leave", it's GREAT to have a bit of spare time again.

Looks like I have a LOT of Reports to catch up on too!!!

Some of you may recall I had websites for both Severalls and Runwell Hospitals (unfortunately these no longer ...

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Built in the 1880s as a chalk mine used up until 1910. The mine was later on repurposed in the 1920s as a large drain which connected to the surface waters was fitted to the main access shaft to the mine, converting it into a huge storm relief.

Not a bad explore but not the best places, its interesting and unusual to see a former chalk mine repurposed as a storm relief....

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