Report - Tranmere deep Air raid shelter, Wirral, Merseyside Jan 2015

[CureForPain]

Gutted, I loved that bread bin. Whoever left it by the entrance passage was a genius, it was like a beacon of hope if you got a bit lost.

Can't believe I felt emotionally dependent on a fucking breadbin, reminds me of the Companion Cube from Portal.

 

[The Kwan]

Gutted, I loved that bread bin. Whoever left it by the entrance passage was a genius, it was like a beacon of hope if you got a bit lost.

Can't believe I felt emotionally dependent on a fucking breadbin, reminds me of the Companion Cube from Portal.

I wonder were it went to, I remember these when I was younger, alongside our gas fridge...wish I was lying

 

[ACID- REFLUX]

Beacon of hope

Can't say there was light at the end of the tunnel, as there wasn't any until the last 6ft; and you couldn't see that till you turned the corner

I Must admit I'd lost orientation after 5 odd hours forgetting which section i'd come down and ended up relying on the exit signs which is pretty pointless when they're all bricked up although I got to see the cavern (ish) section that I'd missed earlier. But no Beatles, not even Ringo

It's probably a good job there was no beds or anything as I'd have been in all day .

 

[Scardonsmisssus]

Fancy this before its re-sealed.

Are all the access details on Facebook yet ?

Add me on fb and share any new access in Nov 2020 hope I'm not too late Gaynor Taylor pic of me on the drums