From the manway exploring west towards Boundary Shaft reaches a forhead, as shown on the plan. Just before this is an understope about 20 feet deep. I attribute this to Robert Nancarrow who was working there in the mid 1930s and believed that the mine could be worked economically above adit for zinc as a small scale operation. Towards the forhead the level has been backfilled from this operation, as has the level to the east adjascent to the rise.
This photograph is by royfellows and was uploaded June 2nd 2014. © royfellows please do not copy or distribute without prior express permission.
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