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HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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28-01-2014, 22:52
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
Wow. That place is a mess. It must be quite risky exploring the more dilapidated sites.
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29-01-2014, 02:10
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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Wow. That place is a mess. It must be quite risky exploring the more dilapidated sites.
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Very true T ( I wouldn't/don't advice it).
It's too easy for a explorer to get injured on any site,I do however weigh up the pro's an con's (to a point) before i go in.
Also (for the record) i never break into a property. Although not always legal, I try seek permission whenever possible.If a building is secure i keep walking (there's plenty of others that can be easily accessed).
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29-01-2014, 05:51
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
I believe this site was built around 1940,it was purpose built to home the elderly.
Originally a home for minor mental health patients until it was changed into a residential care home for the elderly,This continued until around 2001 when it was left derelict for over a decade.
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03-02-2014, 14:17
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
nice pics dude, i had a trip to this one in october last year, its a cool explore but the building is in a very sorry state, i gave a huge sigh of relief when i could finally see the floor i was standing on and realised it was concrete.
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03-02-2014, 14:37
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
Let's form a sub-group - the AEIOU ( Accrington Exploration & Inquisitive Unit) I will dig out my old pot-holing helmet and lamp.
The one exploration I always wanted to do but never did was to walk under the culvert carrying the river though the town centre. Count me in if you organise such a trip.
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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Let's form a sub-group - the AEIOU ( Accrington Exploration & Inquisitive Unit) I will dig out my old pot-holing helmet and lamp.
The one exploration I always wanted to do but never did was to walk under the culvert carrying the river though the town centre. Count me in if you organise such a trip.
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I like the sound of that,Accrington Exploration & Inquisitive Unit,that'll do nicely
I prefer to keep my feet dry Bob,Although I have seen the culvert you mention.
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03-02-2014, 15:46
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
a sub group sounds good bob. i have been through that culvert a few years back, would deffo be up for a revisit some time, chest waders are a must as its quite deep in places
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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a sub group sounds good bob. i have been through that culvert a few years back, would deffo be up for a revisit some time, chest waders are a must as its quite deep in places
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CHEST WADERS!!!!!! Hell fire - rule me out. I thought rats would be the biggest problem. Let's leave it for a few months.
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03-02-2014, 17:09
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
must have been after 2001 ... my mum was in there for respite care ....
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03-02-2014, 19:05
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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Let's form a sub-group - the AEIOU ( Accrington Exploration & Inquisitive Unit) .
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And the "O" Mr.Dobson?
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03-02-2014, 22:01
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Re: HILLTOP NURSING HOME, Manchester Road
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And the "O" Mr.Dobson?
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Accrington Exploration & Inquisitive Observation (or Operations ) Unit.
Troubles I have with my bowels makes me have trouble with vowels.
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