This lime kiln is on the site of one of Norwich's several former chalk mines, now an overgrown patch of woodland close to Newmarket Road. Although not terribly deep, it was nevertheless cold enough down there to be able to see one's breath, and this on a warm and clear day. The sheer abundance of green plant life crawling over the steps leading down to the kiln was possibly the most striking aspect.
Saturday, 30 April 2011
Underground on a Sunny Day: Newmarket Road Lime Kiln
Labels:
abandoned,
chalk mine,
derelict,
east anglia,
forgotten,
lime kiln,
norfolk,
norwich,
unsual,
urban exploration,
urbex
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What a great little spot this is, I loved it and got some seriously cool pics - did you get into the nearby chalk mine?
ReplyDeleteI didn't - I found it, but as I was tramping around aimlessly I didn't find a way inside before I headed off. Determined to head back, though!
ReplyDeleteWhere is this on newmarket rd please?
ReplyDeleteWhere is this on newmarket rd please?
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