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Edinburgh Vaults Excavation. For a hundred years, edinburgh’s underground vaults were all but forgotten. About ten years later, norrie. The main difference between the edinburgh vaults and real mary king’s close is that the vaults are a series of underground. Then, in 1985, an unrelated excavation in the area brought the subterranean world to public. The vaults were rediscovered by former scottish rugby internationalist, norrie rowan, after he found a tunnel leading to them in the 1980s. This is the history of. Scotland’s pristine edinburgh once had an unseemly history of residents living under bridges and streets. Further excavation over the last 20 years has revealed more of the vaults secrets and today, groups test their nerve as they descend into what has been described by the bbc as “possibly one of the. Norrie spent a number of tireless years excavating tonnes of rubble by hand from the labyrinth of spaces and has since opened the caves and the rowantree bar venues in part of the vaults to the.

Further excavation over the last 20 years has revealed more of the vaults secrets and today, groups test their nerve as they descend into what has been described by the bbc as “possibly one of the. The main difference between the edinburgh vaults and real mary king’s close is that the vaults are a series of underground. For a hundred years, edinburgh’s underground vaults were all but forgotten. Scotland’s pristine edinburgh once had an unseemly history of residents living under bridges and streets. About ten years later, norrie. Then, in 1985, an unrelated excavation in the area brought the subterranean world to public. Norrie spent a number of tireless years excavating tonnes of rubble by hand from the labyrinth of spaces and has since opened the caves and the rowantree bar venues in part of the vaults to the. This is the history of. The vaults were rediscovered by former scottish rugby internationalist, norrie rowan, after he found a tunnel leading to them in the 1980s.

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Edinburgh Vaults Excavation For a hundred years, edinburgh’s underground vaults were all but forgotten. For a hundred years, edinburgh’s underground vaults were all but forgotten. The vaults were rediscovered by former scottish rugby internationalist, norrie rowan, after he found a tunnel leading to them in the 1980s. Further excavation over the last 20 years has revealed more of the vaults secrets and today, groups test their nerve as they descend into what has been described by the bbc as “possibly one of the. Norrie spent a number of tireless years excavating tonnes of rubble by hand from the labyrinth of spaces and has since opened the caves and the rowantree bar venues in part of the vaults to the. This is the history of. The main difference between the edinburgh vaults and real mary king’s close is that the vaults are a series of underground. About ten years later, norrie. Scotland’s pristine edinburgh once had an unseemly history of residents living under bridges and streets. Then, in 1985, an unrelated excavation in the area brought the subterranean world to public.