berkshire

Wilder's folly\dove cote otherwise know as Pincent's tower, Nunhide Tower and Flint's Folly or even pigeon tower by locals, is a folly dating back to when built in the year 1769 by Reverend Henry Wilder (1744–1814). He was courting Joan Thoyts (c. 1748–1837), younger sister of John Thoyts of...

When on a bike ride we were in a farmland area of sulham woods,reading,Berkshire looking in and at pillar boxes from WW2. Trying to find an entrance we discovered a manageable hole to get through. Luckily we had our phones and shone a light in the dark room. Noticing there was a stood up wheel...

History: Black Potts is a detached 19th century property with a boathouse and other ancillary buildings located on an island at the convergence of the River Thames and Jubilee River, with views towards Home Park and Windsor Castle. The island is a tree-covered triangle which is now at the mouth...

New to urbexploring does anyone have any leads in berkshire, we checked out a place last night but it was heavily secured so we're looking for more! Going to take a go pro with us and see what we can find and any tips more into exploring indoors abandoned places that look spooky haha but...

Hi everyone x My name is Siobhan aka Shevy, I’m 34 and I live in Reading but originally grew up in South Africa. I’m extremely interested in urban exploration but an absolute noob, I haven’t yet done anything worthwhile but I’m really hoping to find some inspiration and contribute some of my own...

Hey, bit of a lurker here finally wanting to start doing some reports of places I've been to. I'm 20, between Plymouth and Newbury with University trying to check as many areas as I can while I'm in each place. Got a new camera and am hoping on focussing on getting some good photos in the...