ww2

First report in a couple years, still been getting out and about but just been very busy with other life admin for reports, got a day at home on the sick twiddling my thumbs so thought i would write summit up about our trip to red sands last year. Did the trip with bigjobs, paradox, riddlers...

History There are multiple theories as to why Epsom deep shelter was constructed. A report by Surrey County Council states that the air raid shelter was built in 1941 during The Second World War, costing £26,658 and taking only one year to erect. The shelter made use of its 4.5 acres of land...

This place is border line Attenborough/Old Buckenham. Old ww2 barracks believe it was linked to the Buckenham air field. My friend has transformed 2 of these into people's home. And he is now currently living there. Some people using them just for storage purpose.

Explored on the 18/11/18, loads of tunnels I didn't go down so will be going back, Best to read up on that here :- The Grove Story - Project X The main air raid shelters built there in 1939 still remain, despite other bunkers and surface buildings disappearing in the 90's when the site was...

Nothing epic here, but this is a great place to see... One I have wanted to get to for a fair while... So my wife had theatre tickets and myself and 2 mates decided to drive down to come and have a look as the tides looked in our favour time wise. TBH I had not been out for a wonder with the...

Disclaimer: Some of the images displayed in my album contain anti semitic graffiti. I'm not promoting anti semitism here but am only showcasing what's inside this bunker. Today's post is about the exploration of a World War II bunker, that has been abandoned since approximately 1955, when...

My first real Urban Exploration was done on that airfield. This is where it all began for me and it wasn't even that long ago! The airfield opened in 1936, initially for the usage for civilian air traffic such as sport flying (if that's a word). Not only that but the area was also used for...

A few photos from a recent visit to the POW Camp in Hatfield Heath Essex. Great location and not to hard to get to.

Hi guys, After A LOT of research me and my friend found a way in to the infamous London Road tunnels (WW2 tunnels backfilled about 79 years ago that housed up to 4,000 people in in the war) They are deep in the cliffs of Portsdown Hill and we were wondering if there are any of you guys out...

We recently explored the surrounding area here, as it is MOD property there are some strange rules. It seems to be fine to walk through, but the person who told us about this place said if you stand around too long some military police show up and move you on. The areas circled are X2 entrances...