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Video: Urban Explorations and Climbing

Liam / Lucy / Zak | 25.01.2005 03:42 | Culture

Here is a short 8-minute video made during last weekend's DIY Culture event in Birmingham, showing one of the more surreal sessions, a psychogeographic walk through part of the city, combined with some urban climbing.

For higher-quality copies of this video, contact IMC Cambridge ( imc-cambridge-contact@lists.indymedia.org)

Liam / Lucy / Zak
- Homepage: http://stuffit.org/diy/climbing.html

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Good stuff here in London too

25.01.2005 15:38

We used to do a lot of urban exploration here in London (without all that infantile mystical hippy bollox). Disused King William st tube tunnel under the Thames with original careless-talk-costs-lives WWII posters, disused Caledonian rd tube station, deep level WWII underground shelters at Goodge St and Clapham. Much harder these days cos of bastard CCTV everywhere and ridiculous terrorism paranoia. They'd prob send you to Guantanamo. I recently climbed up onto and explored the highe level disused railway line running north from Broad street alongside Kingsland rd. I've heaps of pics somewhere of all these exploits though it'd take me ages to find them.

trog lodyt


poor

27.01.2005 10:51

i erally od apprecaite the idea and the attempt but that video is really poor and not worth downloading

pc


Can't view the Harry palmer video

29.01.2005 15:01

I clicked the link to the psychogeography video but my media player couldn't display the film, it said there was a comopent missing or somesuch- any chance it could be posted up again in a different format, I'd like to see the video as I was one of those on the walk and didn't really have a clue wot was going on...

Graham
- Homepage: http://www.spiralseed.co.uk


mpeg download info

29.01.2005 20:56

to view MPEG4 in windows media player you need to go here :

 http://support.microsoft.com/?id=835861

or for a better media player all round go here:

 http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/dload.html




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