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Introduction I initially visited this place last summer on a solo visit but unfortunately, it was far too overgrown and I went in the evening so I ran out of light. I visited twice this month, once with @V50jake and then again with Jake and @Mikeymutt on a nice frosty morning to get some shots...

Introduction This is a local place that I went to a few times several years ago but me and @V50jake wanted to revisit with the camera as we both hadn’t been in a while. Information & History There really isn’t much history to find on this place, it doesn’t even appear on the Norfolk Heritage...

After many years of not exploring or posting on here, I have decided it is time to get my ass in gear and get out n about again So here is my 1st trip out and post on here in a long time. The explore The morning was a gorgeous early morning explore with pummels of light breaking through the...

Westwick Village Hall Whilst hunting for local places to visit, I came across an online forum that briefly mentioned that there may be a derelict village hall in a little place called Westwick. I've lived in Norfolk my entire life and had never heard of this place. It has a total inhabitance...

Gray's Yard, Norfolk. Waking up early one cold Sunday morning, I was in the mood to go and have a solo mooch around a nice local place. Grey's yard jumped out at me as it's within half an hour, and I've been wanting to go for ages. No history on Gray's Yard, I don't believe it was an actual...

The Explore Out for a walk with the wife and baby today, strolling from Hemsby to Winterton-on-Sea. As usual, on the lookout for odd buildings or pieces of concrete that look out of place. Sure enough on the return journey along the sand dunes, I made my excuses and took my leave, heading for...

The Chapel built by a Chec refugee. During the war he fled across Europe and married an English woman. Living in Norfolk he built his own Chapel. ( info is what I've read online, hopefully correct). Cute little Chapel

The History: As usual there's already better rundowns online with more detail, but long story short this chapel was constructed by a man who first came to England as a refugee from Nazi Germany in the onset of WW2. He was born in 1918 in Czechoslovakia, moving through Poland, Romania, France...

Aaaaaagh! First Report Time! - Please leave some constructive criticism for me! - Also, please correct me if I have any information incorrect! History The original hospital building, opened in 1814, was designed by Francis Stone. In 1849, John Brown designed and built the wings to the ward...

Hello everyone!! Firstly let me introduce myself! I’m Macorlee and I’m from Suffolk! I moved here in September 2020 from the Lake District and I’m overwhelmed by all the beauty in the abandoned buildings here! I’d also like to add how much I like and respect this website for the protection of...

RAF Sculthorpe is a decommissioned Ministry of Defence facility in north Norfolk. I went for an explore here today, a surreal site situated right within a housing estate entitled Wicken Green village. There were several signs saying no trespassing however, several people walking dogs so no...

So this was my first time exploring and I was super nervous about being caught on site. Luckily I saw nobody and no-one saw me. As you can see from my pics the building is tightly boarded and fenced, but it was still cool to be there. I've been to a few other places since this explore and will...

Thought I would share this as I cant seem to find many recent posts only old posts from 2008. This roc was a 91 closure and I was quite surprised that's it was still in relatively good condition. access was easy and it was unlocked there are still bits and Bob's down there like loo roll, soap...

Looking for abandoned places in Norfolk/ Suffolk area, been to quite a few around this area just m wondering if people hadn’t anymore they can send me. Thank luke

History: The original 9 acre holiday camp was opened in 1920 by Harry Maddieson, and run by his family until it was sold to Pontins in 1971. Pontins replaced the wooden chalets with new apartment-style pre-cast concrete accommodation blocks. At its peak, the camp of 22 acres had four...

History: This tall red and black brick building was constructed in 1865 to 1871 by Bazalgette to pump sewage from the North and South Interceptor Sewers to Whitlingham Sewage farm. It was known as Trowse Pumping Station, and also pumped into the adjacent river using three beam engines. The...

Hi all torch here, After my prolonged hiatus ( not that anyone cares :() Regardless, me and my Mötley Crüe headed down to the seaside for a spree of derps ( visited 2 of 7 places:banghead) before i start let me lay down the lore: The history: pontins holiday park hemsby on the norfolk coast...