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There has been a good few reports on Clockhouse Brickworks over the last couple years, however none since they put up the new fence and filled in a lot of the access points.  This didn't stop me and Brewtal however, as we ninja'd our way inside. That said, it was by far the hardest access I've...

Tower brick and tile company is a lovely little explore tucked away in the small village of Selborne. It's very isolated, with interruptions only from the occasional passing car and the swarming birds in the field opposite.  The History The Brick and Tiles company have been producing hand made...

History Dyson Thermal Technologies was founded in the early 1800s, in the small valley of Stannington, by John Dyson. Initially it was operated solely by Mr. Dyson, who single-handedly mined clay to make bricks; however, by 1838 the business was listed as John Dyson and Son: Black Clay Miners...

I think this can be described as a 'hidden gem' for sure. It's kind of like a half-size Clockhouse Brickworks and with just as much stuff to look at. As far as explores go it was the most peaceful chilled out and generally relaxed wander I've had for a long time, helped by the glorious weather...

After hearing about this place from a friend we decided to have a look around. Access was easy enough and we quickly made our way into the first building, however some of the machines were still running, and had the keys left in which was strange. :errr: Despite this we carried on and found an...

StaffordShire has a wealth of miltary stuffs dotted around the place, I cant seem to go on a walk these days without finding some evidence of our past dotted around the place; thought I'd share some my discoveries.... Brick pillbox, Still in good condition side of layby near cannock chase...

About 5 years ago i heard of this tunnel in a small village a couple of miles away from me. And subsequently went and had a look for myself. Sadly at the time i didn't take a camera, or do much of a report. So 5 years later decided to go back, more to play, but hey ho thought il do a report...

I have had several visits into this place and the last one was about 8 months ago, there's a whole world more of collapse in her but that for me just gives it more atmosphere.....the fireclay mine dates back to the beginning of the 1800's and to be hones she's in good condition sorry I can not...

.......some picz from a abandoned brick workz in south east kent, cheerz to unfairytale for a top morning :Devil:

was told this was an old brick factory stumbled accross it with miss vanishing days