stirling

I found this place by accident whilst perusing maps for interesting looking things, I'm never normally that bothered by office buildings but this particular example of one is enormous, and with a little further reading I realised it also had an old manor house in the same campus, so it felt like...

History (from the @The Lone Ranger's report, many thanks to him) The site of the former Bandeath Munitions Depot lies within a meander of the River Forth, north of Throsk, three miles east of Stirling. The facility began as an Admiralty Depot during World War I, with a nearby PoW camp, after...

This was a chill out in the evening of a rather hectic day so we only covered a small amount of the 35 buildings here. TBH it was lovely just sitting there letting the drone do the work! Bandeath Munitions Depot lies within a meander of the River Forth, north of Throsk, three miles east of...

Yes, I love my hospitals, but I also do have a soft spot for a mortuary. Especially one with twin slabs of porcelain. This is a site we ventured to one evening to see how work was progressing after a new hospital was built not far away. The old one, was indeed in the process of being emptied...

History Originally built in the 13th century, then damaged and rebuilt in the late 14th century in its current form. The castle passed to the crown in 1425, and used as a royal hunting lodge. During the next few centuries, Doune Castle saw a great amount of military action, and by 1800 the...

My first report! Had been eyeing this place up for a wee while and finally got the chance to check it out. Somewhat a smaller report, we couldn't stay as long as we wanted as my phone was dying and I needed Maps to get home :( Definitely going to head back up, though. Loads of buildings still to...

Bandeath Munitions Depot - Stirling History The site of the former Bandeath Munitions Depot lies within a meander of the River Forth, north of Throsk, three miles east of Stirling. The facility began as an Admiralty Depot during World War I, with a nearby PoW camp, after which it remained in...

Continuing my explore of Stirling Mines. This is one of the easier shorter adits mined in the area. It is worth a visit though for its position right next to the River Allan and its a great first mine explore which doesnt need any specialised equipment, other than wellies/waders. There's a...

Hey found this place a few months back and you may remeber I posted up here recently in the leads or rumours section to see if anyone knew what it was. After ALOT of searching I found this "Dated 1931, with filtration plant mechanical equipment designed by Paterson Candy International for...