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hey dude,
for a while now ive been wanting to explore the london sewers…well, ever since i watched ninja turtles!!
i was researching and found this blog…
i would really like to meet up with some people who know some good spots to go and how to get around…
a point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated…
check out my website, i do some photography and art, so the sewers would be a perfect source of inspiration for me, scabbage.com
Hey Clint, as I’m sure you’ll appreciate, we don’t run tours. If you’re after sewers, research the lost rivers of London (Fleet, Westbourne, Tyburn), check out the routes and then pop some lids in those areas. There’s plenty online to guide you. It took a while for us to find them but it’s just time spend pounding the pavement. In terms of postings on this site that may help, check out “Quest for the Westbourne” and “Drainor Mk2″ for a few tips. Let me know how you get on! Winch.
Do you happen to have an RSS feed? I can’t find one for the articles, only for comments on individual articles. In Firefox 6.0 with default settings, I think. I used to get RSS icons in the address bar, but that might have been with Opera.
Hi, I’m I have always been interested in urban exploration having explored some places around Manchester.
Being a student I have to do my dissertation and I have chosen to look at urban exploration as more of a chance to get involved.
Where are you based? Anywhere near Manchester? As I would love to chat about or take part in what you get up to! If not would you be happy to chat via email?
I am completely aware that urban exploration is all about confidentiality; I am prepared to consider this when carrying out my research!
I will be very grateful also if you could provide any Manchester based contacts you might know of.
Looking forward to hearing from you
student in Manchester
My name is Ruth Banks and I’m a journalist with London Tonight on ITV.
I found your blog though a link on the London Consolidation Crew website and was wondering if you could put me in touch with the people who recently climbed up the shard?
I am writing as co-curator of the 2012 Brighton Photo Biennial.
This edition of the BPB is themed around ‘The Politics of Space’ and I am working on a show about urban exploration.
This will take the form of a projection shown in a converted shipping container on Brighton seafront as part of the main Biennial programme. The intention at present is to use photographs by different explorers showing the same location, to visually map these spaces. I would be delighted if you would allow us to include some of your photographs.
I have included a list of likely locations here, but I am also open to suggestions.
Many Thanks
Ben Burbridge
Urban Exploration Locations
Bridgewater British Celophane Factory
Brighton Sewers
Bristol Sewers
Cambridge Mullard Observatory
London Battersea Power Station
London Clapham Deep Level Shelter
London Mail Rail
London sewers and supply tunnels
London The Shard
London unused tube stations
London Undeground Rivers and storm Relief
Antwerp
Detroit
Vienna
Paris
hey dude,
for a while now ive been wanting to explore the london sewers…well, ever since i watched ninja turtles!!
i was researching and found this blog…
i would really like to meet up with some people who know some good spots to go and how to get around…
a point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated…
check out my website, i do some photography and art, so the sewers would be a perfect source of inspiration for me, scabbage.com
cheers
Clint
clint
17 Mar 11 at 11:09 pm
Hey Clint, as I’m sure you’ll appreciate, we don’t run tours. If you’re after sewers, research the lost rivers of London (Fleet, Westbourne, Tyburn), check out the routes and then pop some lids in those areas. There’s plenty online to guide you. It took a while for us to find them but it’s just time spend pounding the pavement. In terms of postings on this site that may help, check out “Quest for the Westbourne” and “Drainor Mk2″ for a few tips. Let me know how you get on! Winch.
Winch
18 Mar 11 at 1:12 am
Hi Winch, absolutely love the site!
Do you happen to have an RSS feed? I can’t find one for the articles, only for comments on individual articles. In Firefox 6.0 with default settings, I think. I used to get RSS icons in the address bar, but that might have been with Opera.
RSS_User
1 Sep 11 at 9:31 pm
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I haven’t got an RSS feed but wouldn’t object to setting one up for the site.
Winch
2 Sep 11 at 11:14 pm
Hi, I’m I have always been interested in urban exploration having explored some places around Manchester.
Being a student I have to do my dissertation and I have chosen to look at urban exploration as more of a chance to get involved.
Where are you based? Anywhere near Manchester? As I would love to chat about or take part in what you get up to! If not would you be happy to chat via email?
I am completely aware that urban exploration is all about confidentiality; I am prepared to consider this when carrying out my research!
I will be very grateful also if you could provide any Manchester based contacts you might know of.
Looking forward to hearing from you
student in Manchester
Yvonne
13 Oct 11 at 2:34 pm
Hi,
My name is Ruth Banks and I’m a journalist with London Tonight on ITV.
I found your blog though a link on the London Consolidation Crew website and was wondering if you could put me in touch with the people who recently climbed up the shard?
Can you please email me asap on londontonight@itvlondon.com?
Kind regards,
Ruth
Ruth Banks
9 Apr 12 at 10:07 am
Hi,
I’m hoping to speak to you regarding urban exploring. I’m from the ABC, national radio in Australia.
Please email your contact details, we’d like to have a quick chat with you on the phone.
Many thanks,
Mike
Mike
10 Apr 12 at 7:25 am
Hello
I am writing as co-curator of the 2012 Brighton Photo Biennial.
This edition of the BPB is themed around ‘The Politics of Space’ and I am working on a show about urban exploration.
This will take the form of a projection shown in a converted shipping container on Brighton seafront as part of the main Biennial programme. The intention at present is to use photographs by different explorers showing the same location, to visually map these spaces. I would be delighted if you would allow us to include some of your photographs.
I have included a list of likely locations here, but I am also open to suggestions.
Many Thanks
Ben Burbridge
Urban Exploration Locations
Bridgewater British Celophane Factory
Brighton Sewers
Bristol Sewers
Cambridge Mullard Observatory
London Battersea Power Station
London Clapham Deep Level Shelter
London Mail Rail
London sewers and supply tunnels
London The Shard
London unused tube stations
London Undeground Rivers and storm Relief
Antwerp
Detroit
Vienna
Paris
Ben Burbridge
13 Sep 12 at 6:55 am