Mining in the South East· Page 2

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LAP
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17 years ago

#21

My parents visited a chalk/ flint mine near Sandwich, beneath someone's house I believe, sorry if I'm not being very specific here...

Kein geneis kanaf - Cain gnais canaf
Byt vndyd mwyhaf - byth onddyth moyav
Lliaws a bwyllaf - Líows o boylav
Ac a bryderaf - ac o boryddarav
Kyfarchaf y veird byt - covarcav yr vairth
Pryt nam dyweid - poryth na'm dowaith
Py gynheil y byt - Pa gonail y byth
Na syrch yn eissywyt - na soroc yn eishoyth
Neur byt bei syrchei - nour byth bai sorochai

Peter Burgess
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17 years ago

#22

Most recent pics are from Ady. I will be adding more at some time, a few historical views but mostly underground shots of some SE mines. My old albums are put away at the mo and I won't be retrieving them for a while. Photos I link to in the forum are low res and can be viewed at www.wcms.org.uk anyway. This site uses higher res images which I will have to scan from the originals.

JohnnearCfon
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17 years ago

#23

"AdrianP" wrote:

BTW if anyone wants "saucier" pics of Pete Challis [see Beast under Coniston Mine archive album] I will ignore his solicitor's letter and post :)

Go on, you know you want to!

Publish and damn it. Or should that be published and be damned?

Peter Burgess
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17 years ago

#24

"JohnnearCfon" wrote:
I am quite stunned at the number of photos Adrian and yourself have uploaded in the couple of weeks or so since you joined Adit Now! Adrian is now in amongst the top 10 contributors!

No-one can accuse Adrian of pusyfooting around while his appendage heals. Sorry. I'll go and sit in the corner.