graveyard

Hello All, Discovered this forum of fantastic places whilst researching a place fairly local to me that someone had been to recently (a cheltenham tunnel / train graveyard) and thought you might like to see a few pictures I took recently! I am a photographer based in the west midlands and took...

The Taxi Graveyard is one of those places that doesn't really have much of a backstory, and that's part of what makes it interesting. Hidden away it's home to dozens of old London black cabs that have been left to rot between workshops and industrial units. The site is believed to have been a...

In the middle of the forest in Cumbria, we found an old American school bus, an Accrington double decker school bus, loads of vans and land rovers. Going by the tax discs these have all been here over 20 years, dead sheep in the last pic.

Car Graveyard, Alton, Staffordshire - 2020/2025 A little car dump which is a stone’s throw from Alton Towers, so close in fact that you get to listen to people screaming whilst riding whichever thing is nearest whilst mooching about. There is also a derp house on the site but it gave me the...

Car Graveyard, Nottingham - 2023 A nice car dump in a leafy Nottingham village from a couple of years back - I’m sure many people will have seen this on social media over the last couple of years, it seems like every Facebook ‘urbex’ page went through the place at some point. Inevitably it got...

History The London Underground D78 Stock was a type of sub surface rolling stock which operated on the District Line. Built in the 70’s and entered service in 1980 until the first units were withdrawn from service in 2015 and the last unit being withdrawn in 2017. When they were replaced by S7...

May 2025 I recently took a trip with @Mr Budge to an unassuming quarry in the Cheshire countryside, the quarry is home to a "train graveyard" featuring twelve abandoned DB Cargo/ EWS Class 60 diesel locomotives. These locomotives, affectionately known as "Tugs" by rail enthusiasts, were...

History "Twelve Class 60 diesel locomotives, once part of the DB Cargo fleet and built between 1989 and 1993, now lie abandoned in a Cheshire Quarry. The Brush Class 60 is a heavy freight diesel-electric locomotive that was built in Britain between 1989 and 1993. It was designed to be reliable...

One of the highlights of our last Romanian trip. We just had to climb a wall to sneak inside an international airport, apparently there is no security around during the weekends. We spotted around ten plane wrecks here, mostly old Boeings. The sun was hitting pretty hard this day, so the light...

Exploration I found this location via a Polish website. The description says that the locals might call the police when they see people wandering around the area, but I was there for more than an hour and nothing happened so it seems chill. I can't find any history on it, and the wagons were...

Taxi Graveyard Really not much to say about this place. I have no idea why they are here, can only assume it's a private collection. I could care less about car graveyards, cars in general to be honest, just chunks of metal to me and I could never understand spending more on a curvy chunk of...

Unfortunately had a bit of a run in with the police with this one, it’s in my village and the person who owns them won’t do anything with them sadly, just lets them rot. Breaks my heart everytime I pass the place….

Nice bunch of ex military vehicles we came across unfortunately i dont have any history on them I assume its a private collection some looked to have had some work done to them at some point, there were also some vehicles in a barn under tarps but we didn't go inside being close to a house We...

Can't find much history on it but judging by some of the cars they have been sitting for a long while. There is also a house on site but can't seem to get into that as it is boarded up and metal fenced. If any of you know what these cars are then please let me know...

Vehicle Graveyard Some of you will know Im a sucker for a car graveyard & have done many over the years, a lot dont merit a report but this one was quite nice. As usually is the case, I cant find any history on this place. I dont believe it was ever a breakers of any sorts so most likely...