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[Avondale87]

Old pioneer hut chimney in Lerderderg Gorge State Park.

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C'mon John don't tantalise with just that.
What's the rest like? Please
I love old mountain huts, bush huts and this looks interesting

 

[John King]

All that's left of a settler's cottage. Probably a bushfire, but possibly caused by a chimney fire - a very common cause of cottages burning down.

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[bikenerd]

Luning, NV

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[Zapp DJR]

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[marcsitkin]

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Eastham MA

 

[Panolyman]

Pentre Ifan wood, Pembrokeshire.

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[marcsitkin]

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Harwich MA

 

[Phil.H]

I found some more abandoned millstones in the Peak District yesterday.

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[Andrewmap]

I found some more abandoned millstones in the Peak District yesterday.
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Padley Gorge?

 

[Phil.H]

Padley Gorge?

Well done Martin
I didn't know they had them there. I came across them while exploring.

 

[ata3001]

Olympus Pen F
Oly 12-45/4 Pro

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[ata3001]

Olympus Pen F
Oly 12-45/4 Pro

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[Andrewmap]

Well done Martin
I didn't know they had them there. I came across them while exploring.

It's a place I need to get to one day, near the National Trust Longshawe Estate, which is another location I would like to shoot. I got this for Christmas last year: https://www.waterstones.com/book/ph...istrict/chris-gilbert/mick-ryan/9780992905156 - if you don't have a copy it is well worth getting one (BTW I don't work for Waterstones, just the easiest link to copy!

 

[Phil.H]

It's a place I need to get to one day, near the National Trust Longshawe Estate, which is another location I would like to shoot. I got this for Christmas last year: https://www.waterstones.com/book/ph...istrict/chris-gilbert/mick-ryan/9780992905156 - if you don't have a copy it is well worth getting one (BTW I don't work for Waterstones, just the easiest link to copy!

I have that book and a few of the others in the series. Very good books for locations and viewpoints. I usually park at the Longshaw Estate and walk to Padley Gorge,The roadside parking at the gorge is limited so its best to get there early.

 

[Zman]

As all good things come to an end, my favorite urban exploring sites, abandoned grain elevators, have been purchased by outside developers and are beginning the process of renewing these fabulous structures in condo/retail/restaurant facilities. I'll miss them but it is better than the neglect they suffered all these decades. So I visited one last time ... maybe

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[marcsitkin]

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New Bedford MA

 

[Zapp DJR]

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[jederick]

Desolate, unforgiving country...

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[Mountain_Man_79]

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That first shot is outstanding

 

[Panolyman]

These are the remains of buildings left over from industrial workings above Porthgain, on the north Pembrokeshire Coast. Originally, slate was mined from the area before being transported along the headland to the port, before being shipped out. When the slate ran out, brickworks were constructed and then that was superseded by Dolerite quarries.
This first photo shows the trackbed of the railway that was used to transport the goods.

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