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TOURS OF THE MINES

It is planned that we shall build up virtual tours of all the significant mines with pictures, maps and descriptions which can be followed from passage to passage.  So far, the tour of Engine Vein has been prepared.  The others will follow.  To start a tour, click on the TOUR LINK or go to the map and click on one of the mines.

You can use the map below to jump straight to a mine.

Notes:
* There are no plans to produce tours of Brynlow, the Cobalt Mine or Stormy Point

** The tours of West and Wood Mines are still under construction.