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Visited this as a backup plan when another explore didn't go as planned (like normal), this was one of the roc posts I wanted too visit as it has a notebook that explores can sign, i saw that the last report was from 2009 so i figured i would add some more recent photos, the entrance is stupidly...

Hello all. Hope everybody’s ok. Went down to Westleton in Suffolk today to try and track down the ROC post. Needless to say I couldn’t find it. I’ve visited twice before and found it easily . Was wondering whether it’s been filled in or blocked? TIA.

Visited with @cattos mc budget and a non-member. Over a month ago, @cattos mc budget did a solo recce of the surface compound at the Medstead ROC Post and said it was worthy of a proper visit. So while on our way to another site (which was bloody awesome), we decided to stop off and have a...

Visited with @cattos mc budget. While at school I had some free time on a Chromebook amidst doing some coursework, so I decided to search up on nearby ROC Posts as I'd always fancied doing one. The one with the most potential (and the easiest to get to) was the Overton Post, so after school me...

The Explore In Norfolk once again with the wife and child and managed to secure a morning pass to explore as I pleased. A beautiful morning, warm and dry with the sun shining. Took in three sites this morning - Mautby Second World War Heavy Anti-Aircraft (HAA) Battery, Fleggburgh ROC Post and...

When I first started exploring in the mid 00s all things ROC fascinated me and living on the east coast at the time I had plenty to keep me entertained. I found 28DL after searching up Bempton rotor bunker and the rest as they say is history. Well here’s another piece of history some may have...

very shocked to find on Somerset Her that an underground ROC bunker was on a hill near me. So I went to check it out. But compound overgrown with thorns. It’s hatch is hard to open and lots of mould but a bit of furniture is still inside I would advise not going because the A39 is hard to get...

The post compound is entirely overgrown and you have to crawl under the gorse 😂 but there is a fooking massive concrete block placed on top of the access shaft and looking down with the camera shows some mad spider web blankets 😂… The orlit however is in awesome condition with the plotting...

This is my first post on here, copied over from my Blogger (ShropshireBordersUrbex). It was the first time in weeks the group had a full day free and the first mission one of us had a car, we wanted to make the most of it! Just a short drive from where we were all based at the time was the...

Millbrook ROC Post Cornwall - 29/06/2025 HISTORY This post was built in 1960 and closed in 1991, it is a master post. Next to it is an Orlit B Observation Post which is mostly destroyed except for the main platform which is still standing. The post is located on Maker Heights on the island of...

Hiya, Recently i have been restoring a ROC Post, it's been going good so far but we are in search of some possible equipment donations (ex. Teletalk equipment, wb1400, eltex toilet, FSM meters etc) If anybody has any spare parts and are willing to donate them it would be greatly appreciated...

Apologies for image quality, they are still from a video I took. Opened: 1961, Closed: 1991 I have wanted to explore an ROC post since learning about them on this forum a few months ago. The Chigwell post was the only one reasonably local to me that hadn’t been completely demolished. The last...

I was in Melton today and on the way home stopped by Holwell Mineral Mine then while driving down a single track road back to the main road passed some bushes and had a flashback... dropped the car in reverse and sure enough there was still and ROC post there! My last visit was 16 years ago...

The last time we posted about the Brindle ROC post restoration we said we would notify folks on here of the next time it's opening up for visitors. It will be open on the 16th and 23rd of March. We will have all the kit brought down and set up, BPI, GZI, FSM, Hand-cranked siren, Pump up mast...

Tucked away in the outskirts of a serene golf club is this roc post. Burnt out inside, filled with rubble, wasn't flooded and the steps were solid and well anchored. Lid was propped open when we visited to which we shouted down to ensure no one was sleeping down there.