Exploring Nancekuke effluent shaft and sea cave. North Cornish coast.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Exploring an old disused shaft right next to the coast path on the north coast. This shaft was used by the chemical weapons establishment at nancekuke to discharge waste from the production of some of the horrible gases and agents ever produced, including sarin and vx poison gas.
The facility has been shut down for years and most of it demolished apart from this one feature which still sits on the clifftop overlooking the Atlantic.
That was a mental explore. Well done.
Next task- is there any way into the mine shaft that used to feed water to nancekuke? Deepest in Cornwall we're told!
Great video mate
Cheers, I made this one a while back and was a bit concerned about releasing it, but then I thought what the heck 🤣
Yeah I can understand why you was a bit apprehensive about releasing it mate because of the history of the site
Imagine what they pumped directly into the sea.....
Nice that they just dumped chemical weapons effluent straight into the sea...
Fair play to you Ben & mate, good bit investigation did not look to bad condition altogether of the shaft & deposits, silver sand was a bit of surprise to me on the north coast Keep up the good work, that's 2 pints i ow ee now.
Love all your Vids Ben, keep em coming my ansome!
Another interesting video, keep them coming 👌
Interesting the weird Air-pressure in there. Winds blowing off the sea, no doubt!
Bonkers that one!! OMG
I live over in fal, my parents in reath, id be down for an explore sometime ❤
Amazing! Well possibly not, just depressing.
Effluent shaft, sounds pleasant! Ooh, where have I seen that tunnel before with the water coming in the end in another video?
Iv flown over there a few times..
Crikey.. isn’t there anything you won’t tackle? Fair play. I bet you have some stories to tell that you can’t tell on CZcams.
Haha there’s been a few along the way 🤣
Hi Ben.. I've been watching your videos for a while now and am a current subscriber 😁 also born and still living in Cornwall... a friend and myself are urban explorers and have visited this site, inspected and planned our route down... do you have any tips or help on our adventure down here?... many thanks
Your fellow pasty muncher 😎
Well we wore disposable suits and gloves just incase there was any residue from nasties still lingering down there.
The biggest thing here is the tide/weather. As you can see it leads to a massive sea cave, so if the tide is high and the swell is up it will be booming. The swell makes the air pressure surge so this may do damage to the ears/lungs if it was bigger.
If you go through into the sea cave take care not to slip or get washed off or you will probably be a gonner 😮
Also take a better piece of rope for the first bit with foot loops in, but take it with you as not to encourage those who aren’t so prepared/equipped.
🙂