Explorer discovers 100 cars in abandoned Welsh mine
Jack Evans
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SECRET LOCATION, WALES: A LOST car graveyard has been captured sixty-five feet underground by an astonished urban explorer. Pictures show up to one hundred cars in various states of decomposition cascading down the inside of an old slate mine, where they may have been laying since 1960 when the mine was closed. The cars can be seen reflected in the standing water at the base of this area of the mine. Other pictures show urban explorers making their treacherous journey through the darkness in a secret location in Wales. IT Engineer Gregory Rivolet (31) spent four hours exploring this unlikely last resting place for abandoned vehicles.
Credit: Urbexground - mediadrumworld.com Explorers journeying through an abandoned slate mine in Ceredigion, Wales have made an amazing discovery – after stumbling upon a 100-strong underground car graveyard.
The mountain of cars from the 1970s was found around 200ft down inside the mine, with the explorers braving dangerous conditions to find it.
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