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Furzehill, Whitchurch, Tavistock District, Devon, England, UK

A tin mine close to the centre of Horrabridge. The extensive works lie alongside the River Walkham, including a large slime dump, 2 large (barren) rock dumps and several ruined buildings. The woods further up the hill are said to contain up to 70 shafts, there are certainly more than 30 some up to 50 feet deep, many 'capped' with little more than rotten timber, rusty corrugated sheets and leaves.
This is not a safe place to go on your own - seriously!
No metal minerals were found at the site.





UK OS Grid Reference: SX515691
Map Reference: 50°30'8"N , 4°5'39"W

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