tank

I've done a bunch of these GPSS sites and I really like them - Islip, Hempsted, Sawtry, Carlett Park, and a couple of others I think (old memory failing me). Flax Bourton was one I was made aware of through @Webbs0710 post a few years ago but for whatever reason it never materialised into a...

Because of the typical Scottish weather and was absolutely chucking it down I didn't attempt the crumbling rusty ladder, I did however slip on my backside inside the water tank area resulting in a wet foot. The History. The site has had a few name changes since the war, the Marine Aircraft...

This was a curiousity that was a high priority on my recent visit to Scotland. There's not all that much to see, but the decay is outstanding, and it's a rather unique structure so certainly worth some very suspect access. The History History seems to be rather difficult to find on this, with...

Clyde Torpedo Test Im aware "some" social media crew have done this one but keeping it in here as its completely unmolested in terms of graff or destruction. It dosent seem to attract much attention at all tbh with last report I can find 15yr ago, which is strange as its a pretty epic place...

I was just wondering if anyone has photos of it or any information on what happend to it

Minotaur’s Lair explored with concreteJungle. There’s not a great deal to say about this culvert. It’s relatively short at probably no more than 300 metres long but it feels longer due to the fact that it’s pretty hard going in parts due to deep water, potholes, very slippery rocks and general...

Now a nature reserve for the RSPB, the Titchwell marshes used to be frequented by a different type of bird... the warplane. Titchwell Marsh was used during WW2 as an AFV range (Armoured Fighting Vehicle). When the tide is low you can catch a peak at the remains of two Covenanter tanks. It is...

After seeing a fellow friend go here I though we go check out (: I'm still kicking about doing the odd explore, I haven't seen this one on the site So just out the blue we thought we drive up to Ashford for the afternoon, and check out the Ashford testing site, have to say getting in prob...

Finally we are able to see inside the 'Question mark' ... Old Ranges Reservoir/Tank opposite the Tennis Courts and Commandants House. Someone has destroyed the covering lid and concrete surround.. Clive and myself were looking at another structure nearby and had bought an endoscope with us...

The Comet tank was used by the British Army from the end of World War II until 1958 - although other countries used it right up until the 1980s. The Tank has been rusting for many years and lies half buried in the Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve. Located near...

A friend and I had heard rumors of abanoned tanks near our town but only knew roughly where to look. After walking almost 5 miles down country lanes and through woods we eventualy found them. I have no idea about the type of tank perhaps some one else will know? Sadly as you cans...

Huskisson is one of the docks in the middle of the Liverpool system and is still in use although the huge transit shed on the southern side has been derelict for a while. A few weeks ago I noticed that it was being stripped out, then one corner started to be demolished so I went for a look in...

Longmoor Military Camp is British Army training camps and training area close to the A3 and A325 roads in and around the settlements of Bordon, Longmoor, Liss and Liphook in Hampshire, England. The main street of the Longmoor part of the camp is built on an ancient Roman road, the Chichester to...

Back in November of 2017, I stumbled across this concrete structure which at the time I thought it may have been used for water storage, but recently found a old report mentioning that it was a tank testing area, so I decided to travel to the location and take some photos on 23/6/19 Here are my...

The History Back in 2015 the Italian army started to decommission and dispose of a large part of their surplus armor inventory. Unlike some other European countries, for nearly twenty years Italy has not released any tanks removed from service. Many of these vehicles are stored in the rice...