Great places hiding underground in the UK

People leave the places where they lived for a variety of reasons. And after some time, these abandoned corners turn into original monuments of bygone times. Such places exist in absolutely any country, and they provide an opportunity for everyone to satisfy their curiosity and, as if returning to the past, see where and how our ancestors lived. So, in the UK there are many abandoned mines and mines in which equipment and machinery still remain, although for the most part already inoperative. Guided tours of some mines, others have to make their way at your own risk.

A recent but already extinct civilization attracts many extreme people:

For example, an abandoned shale mine in Wales.

There are a lot of flooded equipment in this mine.

The rising water level formed underground lakes in the mines.

And here is the Derbyshire mine, UK. It looks intimidating, it seems that now a ghost will come around the corner.

For several decades, no man’s foot has gone into these mines. Collapse can occur at any time.

Abandoned tools and buildings. Everything looks like thirty years ago.

Well, maybe just a little rusted.

Extremals exploring abandoned mines are ready for any troubles. They have a first aid kit, equipment and walkie-talkies.

Even more dangerous descent.

Often you have to wet your feet.

Promotion takes a lot of time.

And as a holiday, you can have fun creating funny shadows and unique photos as a keepsake.

And sometimes you just freeze, shocked at the grandeur and scale of the abandoned moves.

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