The rave, coined ‘Project X Llanberis’, is planned to take place tonight in Wales The site dates back to the Second World War and has sealed-off quarry pits In 1942 part of it collapsed burying 14,000 tons of bombs – 14% of RAF’s stock Police are begging crowds of TikTok youngsters to scrap a rave this weekend at an old slate quarry where Adolf Hiler’s deadly nerve gas is feared to be hidden. Invites to the illegal event due to take place tonight at the Glyn Rhonwy bomb store in Llanberis, Wales were circulated on TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat, aimed at children as young as 15. The potential rave site dates back to the Second World War and has sealed-off quarry pits, the size of two football pitches. (…) The slate quarry was later used to dispose of old and surplus bombs, bullets and grenades. Thousands of tonnes of ended up in quarry pits there, prompting a massive RAF clean-up operation that only ended in the mid-1970s. In 2016 the ‘Concerned about Glyn Rhonwy’ group, fighting plans for a Snowdonia hydro-electric plan, said they believed that chemical weapons including captured German nerve gas was dumped or buried at the site.
via daily mail: Police beg TikTok youngsters to scrap rave at old slate quarry where captured Nazi nerve gas was dumped in World War Two