Kilknockiebank Farm
Calling this outing “urban exploration” is really stretching the definition of the term, since the site was in the middle of nowhere and consisted[...]
Dunmore Park House
I’ve been meaning to write this for ages… it’s nearly two months since we did this explore, but the last few weeks have been unexpectedly[...]
Glasgow Tunnel Adventure Part 3: Kelvingrove Tunnel
(And St Vincent Crescent Tunnel). In part 2, I followed the route of the disused Glasgow Central Railway on its mostly underground journey from Kelvinbridge[...]
Glasgow Tunnel Adventure Part 2: Botanic Gardens Station
Update: I’ve now created an online 3D model of the station so you can “explore” it from the comfort of your browser. Click here to see[...]
Glasgow Tunnel Adventure Part 1: Kelvinside Station and the Balgray Tunnel
(Chronologically, this was actually the second part of the day, but it’s also by far the less interesting part, so I’m going to write about[...]
Abandoned Limestone Mine, Fife
For this explore, I ventured into a disused mine for the first time – specifically, a limestone mine. In fact, there were several features of interest[...]
West Lothian: abandoned offices and derelict brickworks, July 2014
For our first “proper” explore in several months (life has been getting in the way lately), my faithful exploring buddy and I had our sights[...]
St. Peter’s Seminary, February 2014
“The best modern building in Scotland”, “Where modernism crawled up a hill to die”, or “It looks like a multistorey car park[...]
Wilton Mills and Bristol Mill, December 2013
The Scottish Borders have been known for their textile industry for hundreds of years now. A number of imposing old mill buildings survive in the region’s[...]