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RAF Lichfield Ammunition Stores, Fradley, Staffordshire - March 2026 I wasn’t sure whether to bother posting this since, A) it’s fairly ruinous and uninspiring photographically, B) I only took phone pictures and I have a crap phone, and C) I know absolutely nothing about RAF / military / war...

Finally visited here after all these years. Went with Ella, Christian and Mark. Easy explore if a little slippery and steep in places, the walk to the end that is blocked up in just under 2 miles long (quite sad I checked on my watch for the distance). We did say we were giving up at one...

History Explosives for the purpose of loosening ore on the goldfields were initially transported to Robbs Jetty by wooden hulled sailing vessels. After being stored in an old ship hulk, the explosives were then stored in magazines originally situated among huge sand hills where the meat...

1. The History The second of three reports from the Pak Sha Wan military area on the north-east coastline of Hong Kong Island. It focuses on the bunkers of the Shau Kei Wan Ammunition Depot. The depot was constructed in the late 1930s by the British Army early on during World War II, in order to...

Having attended this location on a few occasions over the years, I'm surprised there is very little coverage of this site. Detail on the location is limited but I managed to find a little, and also found a report by another explorer who named it as Lydden Bunkers! Following on from an earlier...

We found this old abandoned ammunition depot in Brasside, Durham, Near Frankland prison. It was a ministry of supply ammunition depot for new ammunition and bulk explosives for the Royal Ordnance Factories during World War ll. It was pretty cool, lots to explore! There was a lot of old farming...

Hadleigh was a strategically important site for defense if Invasion from Germany ever occurred during WW2. Located in the Brett Valley, it was nicknamed 'Hadleigh Hole' by locals as entering it from any angle was a decline, thus being vulnerable to total surrounding. A Munitions Workshop, Camp &...

Grain Fort (not to be confused with Grain Tower) was a napoleonic era fort protecting the river Medway as it joins the Thames estuary. It was built between 1861 and 1868 and was demolished in the 1960s after service in WW1 and WW2. The area is now a public park, with walks over the gun...

Hi guys I know this probably feels pretty stale to you guys please forgive me I love this place it was a incredible atmosphere, what puzzled me was I couldn't understand who would enter a place like that and the first thing they think of is dick lol so apart from a crazy amount of graffiti...

I first stumbled across this place year ago when flitting about Google Earth looking for things; at the time it was being used as a car storage yard by a farm and I ignored it. Fast forward a number of years andI found it it is up for redevelopment, so having a day to myself I decided to head...

Monkton Farleigh Down old ammunition tunnel in Wiltshire, This location has been done to death but I guess I could add my own experience of it. Had a long drive there and bumped into some builders just before the convenient parking area (quite a lot of broken glass though), I was worried they...

Greetings all , Be gentle with me its my first post . I'm pretty new to this highly addictive 'hobby' and wanted to explore this tunnel before its vandalised to death . As you decend into the tunnel area theres a piece or corrugated tin covering a nasty hole at the base of the stairs so DONT...

Monkton Farleigh Down, Ammunition Tunnel, Wiltshire – December 2017 Moving on through my backlog of explores; to one myself and Mookster visited back in December.  It was to be a nice, slow paced Pre-Christmas day of explores; but sadly this was to be the only site we explored that day...

Monkton Farleigh Down, Ammunition Tunnel, Wiltshire – December 2017 Moving on through my backlog of explores; to one myself and Mookster visited back in December. It was to be a nice, slow paced Pre-Christmas day of explores; but sadly this was to be the only site we explored that day...

Heres my exploration video at ROF Featherston, Factory Noº7