In this weeks video we are down a mine. Having tea of course. We are civilised 😉#urbex #mine #abandonedphotography #abandonedplaces #Lancashire pic.twitter.com/y0M1bY9p0X
— Martin Zero (@martin_0401) June 19, 2021
#lesmahagow
Finally got to visit the Auldton Colliery bath house visible from the M74 at #Lesmahagow partially derelict and used as cattle shelter and agricultural storage pic.twitter.com/j5vInjPOJ3
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) June 18, 2021
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National Miners Memorial
The lettering NATIONAL MINERS' MEMORIAL is almost complete on the NMM memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum! Andy DeComyn has been chiselling the lettering; meanwhile Mark Walker is adding the higher blocks of stone – fabulous!! pic.twitter.com/i4kXQYxhHG
— National Miners’ Memorial (@miners_memorial) June 14, 2021
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The Last Pit
On the main heading the coal is left in to preserve the roof, especially at junctions. Stone has to be sent out in tubs. This machine saves a lot of shovelling! #TheLastPit pic.twitter.com/Lr8t8bBlQd
— The Last Pit (@PitLast) June 13, 2021
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Monument to miners, specifically the 110,000 who died between 1850 and 1950, unveiled at the Lancashire Mining Museum Astley Green Colliery today. Rev. Alan Saunders of Christ Church Pennington said some relevant words as did some whose ancestors died in mines. @mining_museum pic.twitter.com/PmNDQv8abw
— Alan Davies (@pitheadbaths) June 7, 2021
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If you haven’t already, and want to download the free walking app that explores the history of #coal mining through the surviving #landscape legacies and #industrialarchaeolgy 👇https://t.co/zDWeHGtixN#miningheritage #mininghistory
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) June 4, 2021
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Our 3rd new route south of the border is live and ready to walk on the #Coal App. It explores #Tilmanstone Colliery in the #Kent coalfield, #Elvington village built for the miners and part of the extensive country estate of the landowner. #miningheritage #industrialarchaeology pic.twitter.com/9zKKv9UhFB
— landscape legacies of coal (@coal_legacies) June 4, 2021
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This is Chris.through some bad luck in his personal life he was made homeless.he has decided to walk the entire coast of the UK.If you meet him on his travels show him some kindness and try to help. Here he is at briton ferry bridge.please share 👍😊 pic.twitter.com/YeLD2XoWG3
— 🌹 M-K 🌹 🇮🇪 💙NHS.🌈 (@marie_kate2) June 2, 2021
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Yorkshire Miners
Band of Brothers, Yorkshire Miners by Leonard David Dobson (b. 1942) pic.twitter.com/h5cVePDEQq
— Grim Art (@GrimArtGroup) June 1, 2021
