sand/gravel quarries for filming?

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WheresOlly
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14 years ago

Hello everyone,

I came across this website when looking for an abandoned sand/gravel quarry to shoot in for a short film I'm planning. I was wondering whether the experienced people of this website could maybe recommend some to me. I live in London so the closer the better 🙂

On a side note, I never knew this sort of activity existed but after having a good look around the website, I think I might have a go myself!

Any help would very much be appreciated.

Thanks,

Olly

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Morlock
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14 years ago

Not a lot of help but all the sand/gravel pits along the Grand Union Canal appear to be flooded and used for angling or water skiing.
I suppose dry ones must be about though?

ttxela
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Newbie

14 years ago

Plenty of sand and gravel quarries out my way (Cambs) they tend to flood as soon as they stop working though.

Roy Morton
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14 years ago

More than plenty in Cornwall if you fancy combining a holiday at the same time. 🙂

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