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Monday, July 07, 2008

Snape Mine, East Sussex.

This mine is located in Snape Wood and was worked following the discovery of Iron ore during the construction of the railway line near Wadhurst. There are two separate workings, one either side of the railway track. The smaller of the two chambers has a rising water level towards the end, making further exploration difficult.


Access to the mine is managed by Kent Underground Research Group, pictures from KURG visit in 2008.

Just inside the entrance to the smaller of the mines

Looking back to the entrance
Looking into the flooded section

Intrepid explorer Delver braves the cold water
Inside the second tunnel
Further inside
Looking along another gallery

Bridge over the sump

Another tunnel section

2 comments:

Unknown said...

can enter this still or has it been blocked

Anonymous said...

how to get to entrance?