Yes we indeed go through the mine ventilation fan housing into the main drag then on to ladywash visiting the wet west, loco battery charging house, fitting and electrcians shops, the winch house down to sub one, up the main level to the bottom of ladywood shaft and beyond. Then to the boil up at glebe where in the event of flood the loco's would be lifted above the flood zone.
Onto the bottom of glebe mineshaft to look up to daylight, back to metal grill seperating glebe and moorwood sough, down the metal ladder and into the sough proper.
Going with the flow of the cold water we plodded on until we came the Victory level, on reaching its end and made our way back to the sough and out to Stoney Middleton brook. Total trip hours 9.5.
As an aside i assisted in the removal of the Glebe mine headstocks while the site was cleared. I also fabricated and installed the metal shaft cap that seals the top of Ladywash mine, if you happen to visit you may see my name and date welded into the metal ( T pot 1981 ).