Trewillan
12 years ago
"kee360" wrote:

Hello guys just though id sayhi and get some advice i wont to start exploring some of the mines near me i ive in rossendale and no the area is riddled with mines and with facit being right on my door I just wonted tonothe best way to get started and if theres any clubs or groups i could tag along with as i dont wanna enter these sites n my own. i trails bike regularly up facit and no were the entrances are but aslo no the dangers of going in these place with no exprience is abit risky and i no lads have been lost in there before any help would be great thanks .. kee :)



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kee360
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12 years ago
Hello guys just thought i would say hi and get some advice i wont to start exploring some of the mines near me i live in rossendale and no the area is riddled with mines and with facit being right on my door. I just wonted to no best way to get started and if there's any clubs or groups i could tag along with as i don't want to enter these sites on my own. I trails bike regularly up facit and no were the entrances are but also no the dangers of going in these place with no experience is a bit risky and i no lads have been lost in there before any help would be great thanks .. kee 🙂
Ian A
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12 years ago
Hi,

Sorry I have only just seen your post ...


Rossendale is my old home town and, sadly, the big mines have been landfilled 😠

However, there are plenty of mines left to see (mostly Sandstone) and the best people to help you are;

https://www.facebook.com/# !/groups/154513521239680/

They do a lot of Urban Exploring but they also know the mines. The main "guys" on there can help you ..

😉

Ian
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