lab rat
14 years ago
"Morlock" wrote:

There are a few more about both up, and down the valley.
Some seem to have been blocked over the years.

Edit: I think this is the one that goes nowhere.

Edit2: Tower is just up the road, may be worth some recent pics?

http://www.aditnow.co.uk/album/Tower-Colliery-Coal-Colliery-User-Album/?uid=1695 

Yup - this one goes no-where.
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simonrl
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14 years ago
Not one for a full day explore then ;)

Once I've got a date that jones the slate is down in S Wales and free I'll try to get something arranged :thumbup:
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lab rat
14 years ago
not for a full day mate. Dinas Silica no4 (near Dinas Rock car park) needs diving if you fancy it - large shaft on left once you hit main flood area. Be very awear of it. See PM for contact info. Chalybeate is nice, very wet tho. Dinas no3 is deep water and is near Angel Pub down from Dinas Rock. Dinas Silica Upper has some interesting new additions inside! goodness knows how they got there tho!!

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simonrl
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14 years ago
All sounds good to me :thumbsup: Will have a chat with mate and try to sort a date out...
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lab rat
14 years ago
coolio mungo - let us know :thumbup:
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marineboy
13 years ago


here is some video from sundays trip
lab rat
13 years ago
Great video - really clear footage. what type are you using??
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marineboy
13 years ago
it was filmed on a fuji f200 with housing no longer available they have been replaced with the fuji f550

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