Where Is After the Flood Series 2 Filmed

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The primary filming location for Series 2 is the glorious, rain-soaked landscape of South Wales. Specifically, the crew spent a lot of time in the old, crumbling brickworks of the area. Think massive, abandoned clay pits, rusted machinery, and puddles the size of a small lake. Basically, it’s a post-apocalyptic paradise for the camera crew—and a nightmare for the sound guys trying to drown out the wind.

But don’t let the "Wales" part fool you. The show’s creators didn’t just point a camera at a random field and yell "Flood!" No, they used real, specific places that feel almost too perfect. Like the Penrhyn Quarry near Bethesda? A bit of that shows up, but mostly they leaned on the Rhondda Valley—a place with more industrial ghosts than actual living people. Weirdly beautiful, though.

The Secret Sauce: A Disused Train Tunnel (Yes, Really)

Now, here’s the kicker—the part that makes Dave’s text look like a toddler’s drawing. The show’s most iconic flood scene? Filmed inside a derelict Victorian railway tunnel. I’m not kidding. The production team spent two weeks pumping water into the thing to create a genuine "surge" effect. The tunnel is located near Blaenavon, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which is ironic because the set designers actively tried to make it look like the end of the world.

You know what that means? If you’re planning a road trip to find the exact spot, be prepared: there’s no sign, no gift shop, and definitely no hot chocolate. Just a very wet hole in the ground. Oh, and the local sheep? They’ve become unofficial extras. They love standing in the background, judging the actors’ wet socks.

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