It’s not quite National Geographic 😉

Anyone else been in the local news?

that’s a very small man in a Brompton top tube isn’t it?

Well done 🙂

Nice one Ben.

I have looked at a few photos of the sites you have invaded 😉

There is an old railway tunnel(blocked off) up here that I want to find out more about.

Cheers – aye, I’ve heard about that one, isn’t it bricked up completely now?

It is,but I talked to somebody last year that had heard that there was still an air shaft access on the hill,needs more investigation 🙂

In a similar vein (but completely off on a tangent)………used to work with this guy a few years back.

http://www.urbanxphotography.co.uk/gallery.html

Does that mean you are a cold war secret?

*dons tin foil hat…

Nice work, Ben!

I’ve been in Heat magazine twice, years ago (not exactly Nat Geo either eh?!). Once was on a night out with an actor mate and I was stood beside him with a small traffic cone in my hand, waiting for a cab.

Second time was at Kahala hotel in Hawaii at New Year. I was in a cabana on the beach and the Osbournes + Elton John were sat in the one beside us. A photographer apparently swam about a mile along the coast to get a pic. To be fair, you’d only have know it was me if you were my mum, it was really grainy.

You got papped – that’s something to tell the grandkids 😉

Ooh very cool Ben. Any chance of a scan of the relevant contents? Or is that a bit cheeky?

Sure 😉

In Print by Ben Cooper, on Flickr

Fascinating insight. Will be interesting when the project is complete and open to the public. Eerie photos!

More info if you’re interested:

http://catchingphotons.co.uk/blog/military/barnton-quarry-bunker/

Barnton Quarry Bunker II