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Explore #221: RAF Stenigot radar dishes, Lincolnshire, UK – May 2018

August 24, 2018

After a long cold winter in hibernation I finally got back out with the camera on a sunny May day with longtime exploring buddies James and Jade. Unfortunately our first target was a fail as it had been very recently sealed, so we decided to have a pootle around rural Lincolnshire and take in a couple of low-octane locations which had been on my map for absolutely years, but I had never quite got around to seeing. First up, some…

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Explore #200: Military vehicles graveyard, UK – April 2017

December 29, 2017

Adam X

Derps and Miscellaneous, Military Sites, United Kingdom

This was a very quick stopover en route to meeting some friends for an evening of rooftopping in London. Turning up mid Saturday afternoon there were quite a lot of dog walkers and local residents in the very near vicinity, so I only managed to grab a couple of quick shots before we were on our way. I definitely intend to pay a more detailed revisit if a future opportunity arises… Thanks for stopping by. Adam X

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Explore #189: NATO station ‘Ice Station Zebra’, Italy – October 2016

July 11, 2017

Adam X

High Stuff, Italy, Military Sites

Explore #2 of the ‘128mb SD Card Tour’ After exploring Oculus Tower, we unfortunately failed on our next couple of targets. We then headed high up into the mountains to this disused former NATO communications facility with a silly urbex codename, where we also planned to camp for the night. History (translated and rewritten from here and here) Station ‘Livorno’, atop Monte del Giogo, was one of 82 ‘ACE HIGH’ L-band troposcatter communications bases located in nine different NATO countries.…