We are deep in the woods, its serious Urbex territory, fallen trees to climb over and hill sides to negotiate, steep hill sides at that. We have just left one very impressive Urbex location and its a relatively short walk over more of the same to reach what can only be Read More

Written by Pixie

I was lucky enough to get permission to photograph the police station last year as part of some work I was doing on a project. Its inaccessible as its still in use for part for taking prisoners to court.

Lawson Street Police station in preston was the Divisional Headquarters, it Read More

The combination of missiles and marshes and bombs and birds means it still holds a fascination for people around the world. The military history of the site dates back to 1913, when a large part of Orford Ness was taken over by the War Department. It was drained to form airfields Read More

This site had its own legacy in history.

It was build under the plans of Otto Wagner und was finished arround 1907. There are 60 pavilions build under the construction plans of Carlo von Boog. This site is so huge..they had everything there from pork-farms to fruits and vegetables as well as Read More

After project RAF Coltishall and visiting Krampnitz in Germany, I had a bit of a taste for more military exploration so took a trip to RAF West Raynham with theflyinghaggis. We left around 4am and took a drive, everything was going well until we hit the shit roads, trying to swig Read More

Written by CmdrCord

On our last trip through eastern Germany, this one was the grand finale. As it was the second location that day, and we had to get back to Hannover in the evening, we were in quite a hurry, but I’m sure we will go there again. The site is Read More

“Arsenal Research” is the Austrian Center of Research and Testing and is an independent public research center owned by majority by the Republic of Austria.
As they build a bigger and more developed testing site on the border to Vienna they closed this one in 2002.
they done some weather-researches for trains as Read More

Staffordshire County Lunatic Asylum was built in 1818 to house 120 pauper lunatics, it was designed by the Stafford County surveyor Joseph Potter in the style of a Georgian mansion.

It was extended in 1879 and a further extension was added in 1884, this included a bakery and workshops, by now the Read More

Well here goes my report on what was one of the strangest explores i have done to date . I knew this place existed but was finding it really hard to find the location . Then i found something on the internet pointing me towards an area in Sheffield . Not Read More

Explored with Randy and D-Kay.
Well what started as an 1hrs drive to North Wales, which then turned into a 3.5hr drive ( After the wires had been uncrossed ) into the Welsh wilderness I finally met up with D-Kay and Randy for a top days mooch. Was a pretty relaxed explore Read More