scotland

Hello everyone, new to this site and i have been exploring for about 4 years now, I am in Stirlingshire. I mainly do Stirlingshire, East of Scotland areas as i know those areas better but anywhere really if its worthwhile my travels, I film and take photos of my explores. I prefer Military...

This building is a unique part of Scottish history and is 1 of only 2 real Tennis Courts remaining in Scotland. Empty since the early 90’s its the only remaining one of its kind, the other being roofless & a slightly different design. The court was Built in 1905 and later restored in the...

I haven't posted on here for so long that I verify my email address! I hope that this is up to 28DL standards! History: Bangour Village Hospital is a unique remaining example of a psychiatric hospital built in the village style – a revolutionary design for the late 19th century. In 1897...

Photos I took at a fairly easy to access old factory. Actually had not heard of this one at all via research. My bus just passed it and I had to jump out. Place is in great condition all things considered and it’s absolutely ginormous.

Me and my wife were staying in the Galloway area for a couple weeks, so I found a few hours to slip away for the camera for what was the first proper explore in ages. I don't have nearly the time I once had to do this, so I have to make an effort to get out with the camera when there is a half...

Hi everyone, just here to ask for any interesting places in and around Falkirk, not much else to say I plan to visit Dunmore house, as well as Airth castle. I've already visited the theatre in Grangemouth as well as the parking tower for Callander Square. Tried asking reddit but only recieved...

Background History Canning Place Public School was built in 1906 by the Glasgow School Board to serve the rapidly expanding population of Townhead and the east end. Designed in red sandstone by the architectural firm Burnet, Boston & Carruthers, it was a large and modern facility for its time...

Hey there! I'm new to urban exploring and I've only been to 1 place, but I'm looking for some people in the east of Scotland to explore with. Feel free to reply to this if you wanna chat! (I'm 19 years old btw and can drive)

This little beauty caught my attention as soon as I saw photos of it, enough so that I visited twice! Was very easy to find too after having a close look at some images and knowing it was in Scotland. I actually managed to find it immediately, but I was discussing it with somebody who had been...

Quarries are usually only worth exploring if there’s some underground or old machinery - these two in Scotland have neither but are of interest, at least to me, because they supplied the granite for building the Liverpool Docks. But why transport granite all the way from Scotland when there’s...

This is a place I had drove past many times over the years visiting the now wife in Scotland. It always interested me driving past it, as I liked the brutalist look of it and just the sheer scale of it. It then closed down and remember seeing pics of it popping up and security still on site. It...

A location that I was wanting to visit for a few years but had no luck in the past, an early morning solo trip from Glasgow to Dundee with no promise of entry that paid off well. Originally opened in 1970 on Constitution Road in Dundee opened until 2011, since closure there has been many talks...

Hello from Scotland everyone!, I’m new here and would like to say hi🙂, I’m a photographer based in Scotland I like to photograph just about everything but have a very keen interest in all things automotive including abandoned vehicles and automotive related buildings petrol stations, garages...

Hi Everyone, I live in Canada, my Dad was born and raised in Glasgow (Rutherglen). My Aunt recently told me which schools he attended (would have been early 1950's to mid 60's), the schools were Spittal Primary and Gallowflat Secondary. I've located them both on Gmaps but I'm looking for...