Set 0040
Clear PVC dirndl up at Corbie Rake
11 November 2026
Set 0037
PVC overalls at the old quarry
7 November 2026
Set 0035
Clear black PVC in the old iron mine
4 November 2026
Set 0032
Black, silver, and latex, up at the old quarry
31 October 2026
Set 0031
Leather shorts in the old coal mine
28 October 2026
Set 0030
PVC combats at the old quarry
25 October 2026
Set 0026
Fell runner up at Corbie Rake
23 October 2026
Set 0021
Black and blue at the old mine
8 October 2026
Set 0019
In PVC in the old engine house
6 October 2026
Set 0013
Leather jeans and turtleneck at the old quarry
27 September 2026
Set 0006
In PVC jeans up on the fell.
18 September 2026
About Corbie Rake
A rake is a vein worked open from the surface, and this one was followed until it became a quarry: a long cut into the fellside, the faces squared where the stone was good and torn where it was not. It was opened in earnest when the branch came up the valley and there was somewhere for the ore to go. At the bottom, where the workings went below the water table, there is a black pool that has never been pumped out.
Corbie is the old northern word for a crow. They nest in the faces, on the pins and chains nobody came back for, and they have the place to themselves. The water is deeper than it looks and gives nothing back.