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River Ribble
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 05:17 Description of the locationMy recollection of this one is a little hazy with age so I'd appreciate a review from any who has visited this area more recently.
Parking is at the end of pool lane (which reaches the foreshore) from there it's a walk west across a few fields. Cross over the small bridge and the either reccy out the area by following the foot path along the side of the airfield, or walk towards the river (50 metres or so) and then along the bank in the same direction.
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Rivington Moor / Winter Hill
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 04:51 Description of the locationThe footpath between Rivington pike and the winter hill transmitter (you can't miss it lol) makes a great walk in all but the height of summer when it's very dry. The mud is mostly a peat based bog, like most bogs its more than 1 metre deep.
Parking is at the bottom of the hill (below lever park) and a bit of exploring in the park can reveal a few extra muddy places.
While the footpath is not very 'private' you can see people coming for miles.... and accidents will happen when out on a walk in such places :)
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Barton Cliffs
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 03:26 Description of the locationSome really great mud here, but unfortunately a little bit overlooked by people waking along a cliff top footpath (which is gradually eroding into the sea along the holiday chalets!). There are places where you can get muddy without being seen from the cliff top or the beach below.
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Sydney Olympic Park
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 04:16 Description of the locationNice waist deep mangrove mud: definitely one to do to at night if you want to get dirty. A footpath for a birdwatch tower runs a little close for comfort (but also allows easy access). Only visit at low tide and just after or the whole lot will be underwater.
It should be fairly easy to find the mud from the map provided, a footpath (not shown) runs along the stem of the 'F' shaped peninsula marked.
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A610 Underpass off M1
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 07:43 Description of the locationI visited this Nottinghamshire location a couple of times back in 2000-2001, The front page image with for the site for many years was taken here.
Access to the site is pretty much a night time thing due to passing traffic and nearby houses. Park in the lay-by going west from the M1 (see the map) I placed there map marker directly on an underpass (full of dust, liquid mud or water depending on the rain/time of year)
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Altona Meadows
Submitted by mudboy on 2 January, 2009 - 07:53 Description of the locationKnee deep in places but the location I marked on the map is a dog walkers paradise. Perhaps a night trip?
I hope to pay a return visit in dryer weather, the settling ponds and marshes to the south west were flooded when I visited, they might be more interesting after a dry spell.
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Hofstetten (Hilpoltstein, Bavaria, Germany)
Submitted by DeepMud on 3 January, 2009 - 16:10 Description of the locationI run this one under "farm" as the location is used as fish pond during summer times, but becomes a swampy area during late autumn and early spring. The dark grey mud is soft and the place is just above knee deep in specific locations (waders are advisable) - otherwise wellies are OK, if your pants should stay nice and dry :-)
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Fuchsmuehle (Hilpoltstein, Bavaria, Germany)
Submitted by DeepMud on 4 January, 2009 - 10:06 Description of the locationNext one - I did not find enough time yesterday to submit this spot at once with my other location - but this will keep Mudboy busy :-)
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Amesbury, UK
Submitted by DeepMud on 4 January, 2009 - 13:37 Description of the locationI found this spot during a visit to the UK back in 2005 and 2006. I would like to apologize in advance asI am unable to provide any pictures of this location, but found it interesting, so I would like to share this one with you, anyway. It is close to Stonehenge so you can go mudding plus get educated in 1/2 a day! ;-)
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Entwistle near Bolton
Submitted by chickenhawk on 4 January, 2009 - 18:24 Description of the locationThis is a location where 3 public footpaths intersect at a farm entrance, the mud is regularly 12 inches (30cm) deep being well churned up by farm machinery, it also often contains some cow manure. Unfortunately the backs of a few houses overlook this spot, and the only water for cleanup is a nearby cattle trough, so I would recommend only using it in the evening or just walking through it.
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