newcastle-upon-tyne

I've just finished a documentary exploring the lost shipyards of the River Tyne. For centuries, the Tyne was one of the world's great shipbuilding rivers, producing everything from wooden colliers and merchant vessels to famous ships such as RMS Mauretania, RMS Carpathia, and the revolutionary...

Upon scouting a handful of locations I found myself here. After wandering around saw something that looked like a way in.... I sent my tall friend in first and we got in. After walking around the basement I found a first aid cabinet. That had 2 sealed arm slings. Me and my friend fashioned a...

Was up here visiting mootlaw quarry when I drove past a funny looking mound. To my delight it was an roc post in cracking condition too.

Took a little drive out on my bike to see this spot and it didn't dissapoint. Full of quite well done graffiti. And the tracks are still in place well worth a look. Heres a little bit of history I found. Heaton Traction Maintenance Depot is situated in Heaton, a residential...

Hello, this is my first post on 28DL. Carliol Central is a 4-story office block that was completed in April 2007. It is rather compact as it tightly fits between Carliol Square and the Central Motorway. It was valued at £1.1m when new, but I can't find any evidence that it was ever used. In the...

Richard Coates middle school is a middle school situated in ponteand, Northumberland and it operated at this site from 1950 to 2021. It was recently abandoned due to moving into a newer building, and the old building is set to be demolished. If any one wants any info send me a pm on here and...

Visited with JasperB, Nic81 and The Stig Huge thanks to these guys for taking us there, it was a lot of fun and always good to get the waders back on (massively not needed here!). Load of poops to walk through, how can you say no! Thanks for looking :thumb

Walkergate Hospital was built in 1888 originally as a hospital for Infectious Diseases. These could be anything from Scarlet Fever to Diptheria, Typhoid to Tuberculosis and later on Polio. During World War 1, injured soldiers that were sent home were housed in two pavilions that were constructed...