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Posts from Scotland’s first industrial eco museum celebrating and recording former mining landscapes from primarily across the Nation’s central belt through an expanding series of community created cycling and walking routes.

02/11/2026

The Daw Mill Colliery memorial North sadly no official access.

01/11/2026

Little bit of project news we have added a danger warning ⚠️ to our suite of icons. Now we have to retro fit all our published routes see https://www.mining-landscapes.org/
If you are out walking any of the ‘landscape journeys’ and you come across a hazard please get in touch or if you fancy volunteering …..

31/10/2026

A south of the border bimble. The bleak and melancholy site of the former Daw Mill Colliery North closed in 2013 following a major fire. Surface structure demolished by 2013 waiting green belt restoration

30/10/2026

A mystery object for our post today located at the site of the former Daw Mill Colliery around 8 inches in length. Ideas?

30/10/2026

29/10/2026

Great news the Miners Memorial Way a 100K+ cycling route that links mining memorials, monuments and murals across the Kingdom is now live and ready to ride. Nip to 👉 https://www.mining-landscapes.org/route/121
A big thank you to Iain Chalmers, Lindsay Murray, all the folk of Fife and beyond, artist Paul McGinty, Ralph Jessop and volunteers Greener Kirkcaldy, Fife Coast & Countryside Trust, Ronnie Collins West Fife Woodlands, Pedals Bike Care Fife and the community organisations along the route for their continued help and support.
For the back story nip to 👉 https://www.mining-landscapes.org/news/fife-miners-memorial-way

27/10/2026

Pic from way back in Jan 2017 and the very early days of the project, giant hogweed at the former site of Manor Powis Colliery 1920-1972

26/10/2026

The isolated remains (washery and bathhouse) of Colliery . Sunk in late 19th century closed in 1963

24/10/2026

New blog uploaded to ’ collection ready for the wet and windy weekend. Project mascots the Coal Rats Ratticus and Carbonara were down at the site of Colliery back in the summer in search of the mythical coal rabbits. Nip to 👉https://www.mining-landscapes.org/blog/the-coal-rats-and-the-coal-black-tree-rabbits

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