Here is my visit to the heavy AA Battery at Keelby in Lincolnshire. I've driven past this a hundred times and didn't even know it was there. So it was good to explore the ruins of this former military facility almost on my doorstep.
I parked on the main road in a field just across from a horses stable, which sits in front of the woods. I didn't want to stroll through the horse yards but about 100 yards up the road towards Keelby there is a public footpath that runs along North Beck Drain towards the woods. If you take this to the end and then take a left into the woods you will come upon the AA facility.
It has lots of buildings attached to each gun mount and all the buildings where full of water.
Tip: watch the water i got a burning sensation on my feet which stayed till i washed then when i get home, god knows whats in the dirty water.
I parked on the main road in a field just across from a horses stable, which sits in front of the woods. I didn't want to stroll through the horse yards but about 100 yards up the road towards Keelby there is a public footpath that runs along North Beck Drain towards the woods. If you take this to the end and then take a left into the woods you will come upon the AA facility.
It has lots of buildings attached to each gun mount and all the buildings where full of water.
Tip: watch the water i got a burning sensation on my feet which stayed till i washed then when i get home, god knows whats in the dirty water.
