So this is my 1st report in quite some time but it feels good to get back into the swing of urbexing again.
This is by far one of the easiest places to gain entrance to and there are quite a few buildings to explore.
This used to be a 'prisoner of war' camp that was used back in WW2. It has been out of commision since then. There has been reports that this camp is to be demolished
to build some mansions but no actual planning has been made yet due to the history and heritage of this place. On Boxing Day 1945, there was a football match that occurred between the POWs and locals with roughly 700-800 spectators. The prisoners had won with a score of 11-0. The camp mainly housed German, Austrian, and Italian prisoners.
As you can see the buldings are quite destroyed but gaining access to them is very easy. Do be careful exploring during the summer as the camp is filled with brambles and stingy nettles.
On a final note, who knew that gopros actually make pretty good cameras
This is by far one of the easiest places to gain entrance to and there are quite a few buildings to explore.
This used to be a 'prisoner of war' camp that was used back in WW2. It has been out of commision since then. There has been reports that this camp is to be demolished
to build some mansions but no actual planning has been made yet due to the history and heritage of this place. On Boxing Day 1945, there was a football match that occurred between the POWs and locals with roughly 700-800 spectators. The prisoners had won with a score of 11-0. The camp mainly housed German, Austrian, and Italian prisoners.
As you can see the buldings are quite destroyed but gaining access to them is very easy. Do be careful exploring during the summer as the camp is filled with brambles and stingy nettles.
On a final note, who knew that gopros actually make pretty good cameras
