We are a group of friends that have been exploring abandoned
mines since the 1980's, predominately in the small village of Nenthead in
Cumbria on Alston moor. We are a society and members of
NAMHO. This web site is all
about our exploration, including some basic history of the mines. To see the
mines that we have been to and our trip index, see Mines /
Trip Index.
Mine exploration is dangerous and you should only
attempt it with a club or an experienced group if you have not done it before.
See Links for details of clubs and organisations that
you can contact.
If you are a mine explorer feel free to
contact us for information. We will be glad to help
if we can and to place any links to relevant web sites. All the information on
this web site is a result of reading, surfing, talking, doing and
speculation.
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Latest
Trips -
Brownley
Hill - 10/03/12, Guddhamgill Cross Vein Stopes and
Workings
Rampgill,
Hangingshaw Level - 11/02/12, detailed exploration and photography of the
Proud's Flat Workings
Rampgill
Firestone - 23/07/11, clearing a mucky sump -
Rampgill
Firestone - 2108/11, fun in orcheous sublevels -
Rampgill
Firestone - 25/10/11, Little Limestone workings and deeper
wonderings
Brownley
Hill Mine - 20/08/11, revisit to the West High Cross Vein with some new
discoveries
Smallcleugh
- 24/07/11, Incline Flats Potter and Photography
What's
New -
With 300 units now sold, an upgrade of functionality on the
RETRO XP - 325 Lumens, 3 Modes and Backup LED - AVAILABLE NOW
The
new website is finished and updated.
Plans of
Nenthead Mines available - full colour A2 prints.
Also available to buy at
Bernies Cafe.
Web site written by Mike Hrybyk, all content and photographs
Copyright 2004-2012. Site started May 2004. Last Update 01/04/12.
To
get the best viewing of photographs use a screen resolution of 1280x1024. The
gallaries use Active X, so unfortunately Internet Explorer is the best web
browser to use.
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