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According to Subterranea Britannica this Master Post opened in 1968 and closed in 1991, following closure it was used for the storage of pyrotechnics by Isle of Man coastguard. September 2022 the original hatch has been replaced by a modern galvanised steel checker plate number with a padlock...

The Explore Out for a walk with the wife and baby today, strolling from Hemsby to Winterton-on-Sea. As usual, on the lookout for odd buildings or pieces of concrete that look out of place. Sure enough on the return journey along the sand dunes, I made my excuses and took my leave, heading for...

Kinbrace Royal Observer Corps (ROC) post opened in 1959 and closed in 1991 (according to subbrit.org.uk). Kinbrace is Post 16 within 30 Group ROC headquartered in Inverness (King Duncan's Road). Observation Lieutenant MacDonald was responsible for this post along with Melvich (15), Altnaharra...

Visited at beginning of 2021, post is open and an attempt has been made to keep the hatch closed with some threaded bar. Bunker is dry and in reasonable condition. No visible vandalism and some original artifacts remain. Post opened in 1958 and closed in 1991

Layde Road, Cushendall, County Antrim, Northern Ireland 55.106493, -6.0504949 Situated just over the fence (next field) from a couple of masts. Surface Features remain intact, there is a steel sleeve over the top of the access shaft with flat bar welded over the cover, at some point someone...

This is my first report, it is only brief and the reason for this will be explained shortly. I am pleased to accept any criticism and improvement points so please don't hesitate to drop me a comment or a message on how to improve or make better feature reports. - So here we go ;) Brief History...

Despite many successful and failed explorations under our belts collectively, this is our first post on this forum. Over the summer we have discovered the world of Urban Exploration after stumbling upon an abandoned football pitch in Washington one afternoon. Since then, our thirst for...

I hade never heard of a ROC Post and stumbled on a video of a couple of guys who pretty much only explore these. Its not something I am goibg to go out of my way to find anywhere but definitely worth a visit to one if you can fnd and open one. The last report on this ROC Psot that I can find...

Hello Explorers! Four moths ago me and my mate went out to explore another ROC bunker that we found in Buckminster, unfortunately it was all sealed and looked like well maintained. Later on we found out about a guy named Jed Jaggard and this is his bunker. We did contact with him and arranged a...

Date of visit: 11/01/2020 Apologies in advance for the possibly awful photos. I don't have a fancy camera, just my phone and this is my first "documented" exploration into something other than a few Pillboxes and abandoned houses.) Information provided by Subbrit.org Post opened: 1960 Post...

This post was a 1968 shut down. The hatch is very heavy but can be opened, internally the post is flooded, so I didn't go down. The compound is heavily overgrown and I couldn't find the ventilation shaft, as its been destroyed to the base and hidden under all the vegetation. The FSM pipe is...

In a compound in north london, it has a low fence around the ROC post, but thats easily climbed as its not very tall. The site is locked and also a padlock is chained and welded to the hole where you put torkey in, and the padlock is also gunked up with stuff inside. The condition of the post...

Hi guys, First post here, so be gentle! I was hoping to get in to this one today, but we were unfortunately too late. The hatch has been sealed with concrete. It's not brand new concrete, but it looks like it's been sealed for good year or so. Apart from that the exterior is still in good...

The History Rock Nook mill was originally the home of Fothergill and Harvey which was founded in 1847, as a partnership between Thomas Fothergill and Alexander Harvey, the company has been producing technical textiles since 1848. Originally, fabrics were woven from natural fibres such as cotton...

Hi, If any bunker / ROC explorers would like to feature in a short documentary on the topic with a large online publisher then get in touch with me at [email protected] / [email protected]. We are looking for explorers to take us on their favourite bunker sites and give an...