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The History In April 1942 the internees from Western Australia were moved to the eastern states after completing their work on the Trans Australian Railway. However, in Mid 1943 it was decided to bring some back to W.A. to increase the agricultural workforce. The Marrinup Camp was established...

ALDERMASTON MANOR — A PLACE OF HISTORY, SILENCE AND FADING PRESENCE There are houses that stand proudly through time, and there are houses that witness time itself. Aldermaston Manor belongs to the latter. Set into the rolling landscape of West Berkshire, on a plateau overlooking the Kennet...

hi i love cold war bunkers have been to a few but not many. Love to meet up with someone who could take me to real one not musums.

It's been a hot minute since I've been out exploring with the camera. Safe to say I've missed it, so hopefully more to come soon. History This is a tunnel as part of the GPSS pipeline system that links from now derelict GPSS Flax Bourton through to still active Redcliffe Bay PSD. This is what...

Ah, The Balkans, where to begin... it's my favorite area of the world, and everytime I get the chance to travel,I try to tick one of those countries off the list. This time it was a quick 4-day trip to Bosnia. While doing some research about potential urbex sites I came across some pretty famous...

July 2025 I’ve been meaning to check this place out for some time now, and I was fortunate to find myself in North Wales with @mingerocket for some underground shenanigans. After we parted ways for the day, I started making my way home, stopping off at a few places along the way. One of these...

I don't want to be giving much information about this bunker out as you can see the condition is amazing , frozen in time from the Cold War. But from what I can gather is this bunker was never activated and just well maintained up until the last couple years. Crazy the things that have still...

Brislington War Rooms Not the first time you will of seen this one Im sure but thought Id share. Superb little solo mooch this prob the best "unrestored" war room in the UK & really needs saving, its been a bit messed about but generally avoided any major vandalism. there is a lot to see so a...

Tucked away in what could be argued as the wrong end of the Wirral, a Southern fairy like me has never found much reason to travel all the way out to Wallasey for this one. After my first experience of the Mersey tunnel and what turned to be an absolute wasted day checking on what amounted to...

St Luke’s War Memorial Hall After a failed attempt at the Typhoo tea factory I was frantically searching google for other derps around the Wirral as to not waste a journey, came across this place expecting not to gain access but surprisingly we did. I’m glad we did as its soon to be...

Built in 1926 in memory of around 250 soldiers from Poulton who lost their lives during the first world war. A bereaved mother and widow, Mary Benet of 15 cedar grove Poulton laid the foundation stone next to the memorial hall entrance. On the stone is an inscription that reads 'greater love...

History Struggled to find much online other than this, The original building was erected as a private house before 1875 and during World War I it was presented by Mrs Walford and run as a Red Cross hospital by Mrs Daly of Over Norton Park. It was opened as a war memorial in 1920 and run as a...

The memorial hall is situated next to St Luke’s Church and was built in 1926 in memory of 250 soldiers from Poulton who lost their lives in the First World War. A bereaved mother and widow, Mary Bennet of 15 Cedar Grove, Poulton laid the foundation stone next to the memorial hall entrance which...

You may have heard about various world war war 2 concrete barges that were dotted about, there are 16 of these along the Thames in Rainham, however there is also a solo barge we read about that appeared to be beached in the middle of a field near a marina so we had to check it out :) - Credit to...

I had high expectations to explore some of the well known 'urbex' parts of the Maginot line, but all the entrances that I was able to find out about were well protected with alarms, cameras and gated up. But I just don't give up just like that and found some nice places still to visit, I want...