I was shocked when I seen how u guys got on there. totally jealous. Just wanna say thanks for risking so much for our entertainment guys looking forward to ur next vid now
I live near Bridgend which is around 15 miles away from port Talbot and I used to work for a container firm and I spent loads of time in the steel works and it's an absolutely massive site that you can easily get lost in , I'm very surprised how easy it was for you guys to access those areas and the power is still on wasting thousands of pounds, thanks for the video.
@AbandonedPlacesHiddenSpaces Sham about ur facebook post as security are now more onit and added 360 ptz cams ontop of the big posts to catch people out
UK gov destroyed all the Welsh industries Coal first now Steel. Clyde Bank in Scotland had the worst deal. Ship building for hundreds of yrs but Maggie the stupid woman that she was did not read the small print where it stated that because the EU had paid the redundancies they could never build ships again. All that infrastructure wasted. MP,s have devastated our country
I'm not sure it's abandoned. The blast furnaces are shut down but steel is being imported to be processed so the cranes would work with that. I think you just arrived at a shut down period.
My only concern is other less experienced people will try and get up these cranes and try and do something silly endangering theirs and others lives. It’s not a good place to be as it’s a very hazardous place, although I reckon security will be more switched on seeing this video.
3000 ton an hour for the 2 bigger unloaders conveyors used to take 6000 tone but after low maintenence only 4500 the jetty has had them cracks for years you guys don't realise how dangerous it was you climbing them
Resident of PT here. Never been that side of the beach as is normally out of bounds. On that side of the beach is the remains of a ship wreck and I believe a WW2 tank. That area was used during the war for repairs on ships and storage
If you or I abandoned our property and left it in a state they'd have us arrested. How comes commercial companies get away with it ? These hullets should be preserved using some of the profits from the last owners
Them cranes and everything around it is in a right state and it shouldn't be still left live with power should of been isolated and have security as well as its a dangerous site i would not of gone up there
@@abandoneduk4640 I remember once watching an abandoned railway video and reading a comment from someone saying “the transport police will be interested in this video” 🤦🏻♂️
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Class. I live in the middle of port Talbot. Love to see videos like this 👌👌
@@DylanThomas-n4m glad you enjoyed it
My dad worked on those cranes for 40 years! This is the first time ive finally seen it close up! Thanks chaps
Nice video keep safe on your travels and be careful
Im just amazed nobody stopped you boys security normally all over docks good going guys. Love what u do keep it up 😉
@@timwilliams6743 stealth missions and tbh we didn’t think we would get anywhere near it
I was shocked when I seen how u guys got on there. totally jealous. Just wanna say thanks for risking so much for our entertainment guys looking forward to ur next vid now
@ appreciate that Tim glad you enjoyed the video
I live near Bridgend which is around 15 miles away from port Talbot and I used to work for a container firm and I spent loads of time in the steel works and it's an absolutely massive site that you can easily get lost in , I'm very surprised how easy it was for you guys to access those areas and the power is still on wasting thousands of pounds, thanks for the video.
amazing, i grew up near port talbot and never thought it would close,
That airport you seen is probably Carew Airport. Now an industrial estate
Nice stroll down beach, climbing cranes, party in the cab. great video as always. Kind of wish i had turned around
@@AbandonedPlacesHiddenSpaces should of come it was good
@ already hit the wall energy wise, BF wrote us off. A lot more to get into though now though. Good little team 🤙
@AbandonedPlacesHiddenSpaces Sham about ur facebook post as security are now more onit and added 360 ptz cams ontop of the big posts to catch people out
I used to work on those cranes years ago, the Beach there is utterly stunning
@@SteveJones-gz4vd yeah nice and quite
Interesting look around there and some good views well done as that was some height you went up.
@@JamesHowe-ci5vt yeah felt sketchy at the top legs went jelly a few times but we did it
Massive structure that destined for the scrap heap.....at least they won't have far to transport it to the 'new' arc furnace.
Great video lads
Interesting, you can see these cranes from Aberavon Beach.
UK gov destroyed all the Welsh industries Coal first now Steel. Clyde Bank in Scotland had the worst deal. Ship building for hundreds of yrs but Maggie the stupid woman that she was did not read the small print where it stated that because the EU had paid the redundancies they could never build ships again. All that infrastructure wasted. MP,s have devastated our country
Went for a look here myself and also had an undisturbed few hours.
Cardiff airport😂😂
Nice👌🏻
Cardiff Airport no. That was Swansea over there 😅
@@simonharding3109 I know 🤣
I wanted to go on the excavators at the other end of the site but my route didn't work out for that.
Cardiff airport 😂 thats swansea cardiff to the 7:29 right
@@dpaudits I realised that once I’d said it
@abandoneduk4640 haha 😄
I'm not sure it's abandoned. The blast furnaces are shut down but steel is being imported to be processed so the cranes would work with that. I think you just arrived at a shut down period.
@@nolansdavid these are not used as they was last used to unload iron ore and coal
I've just been watching a bfi film of the building of port talbot steel mill
Amazing, how the hell did you get onto there in the first place lol, could see my house from up the top lol, well done.
@@Vic-u9l had to dodge about but we got in and yeah some great views from at the top just hate heights
My only concern is other less experienced people will try and get up these cranes and try and do something silly endangering theirs and others lives. It’s not a good place to be as it’s a very hazardous place, although I reckon security will be more switched on seeing this video.
3000 ton an hour for the 2 bigger unloaders conveyors used to take 6000 tone but after low maintenence only 4500 the jetty has had them cracks for years you guys don't realise how dangerous it was you climbing them
@@AdrianLewis-x4r lots of steel that had corrosion it was dangerous but was worth it thankfully no injuries
Resident of PT here. Never been that side of the beach as is normally out of bounds.
On that side of the beach is the remains of a ship wreck and I believe a WW2 tank.
That area was used during the war for repairs on ships and storage
@@DannyRoberts-l8i I seen the ship wreck but didn’t see a tank
PT resident here, it's open to the public. I've walked there.
Now try Tata Trostre and on your way out Llanwern Tata! 😅
Llanwern has already been done not as good as talbot
You would have to have a good head work there , my legs went like jelly with you 😂
Spent three days and nights in number 2 during the strike.
I remember that ! My Dad was a striking miner and some of his colleagues were there when you occupied those cranes .
Sad to see, iron ore and coal was unloaded there in the past.
If you or I abandoned our property and left it in a state they'd have us arrested.
How comes commercial companies get away with it ?
These hullets should be preserved using some of the profits from the last owners
Them cranes and everything around it is in a right state and it shouldn't be still left live with power should of been isolated and have security as well as its a dangerous site i would not of gone up there
So trespassing then
@@GarethCastle always one that moans about it
@@abandoneduk4640make you laugh don’t they.
@ I don’t see the point in his comment it’s obvious I’m trespassing but we’re just documenting history
@@abandoneduk4640 I remember once watching an abandoned railway video and reading a comment from someone saying “the transport police will be interested in this video” 🤦🏻♂️
@ yes I remember that they wasn’t interested
Had reason sorry
Cheers