Weybourne Military Camp, Norfolk

The site is at the top of what is now the Muckleborough collection, they are using it as storage/ workshops etc for the museum, these parts however are not in the museum.

Some history (from Wikipedia)
During the Second World War, Weybourne Camp was a highly secret site and was an Anti-Aircraft Artillery range. This, along with a complementary camp at Stiffkey, represented the main live firing training ranges for ACK-ACK Command in World War II. Here the Norfolk coastline became a controlled zone by the British forces. This controlled zone extended 10 km deep into the North Sea around Norfolk. Weybourne Camp was a vital part of this zone.

I also went to the gun emplacements but my camera battery died and i wasnt going to walk another few miles to get another on a hot day!





This piece of artillary is what i think my girlfriends AEC Matador would have towed




This was in the field that was part of the museum






This is a live MOD site bleeping away nicely on the beachfront

I would love to do some illuminated night shots there.....

Good work.

great pics ,,i love that site and great collection of big boys toys ,,

Would love a closer look at the tanks,etc.Good work.

The vehicles look very interesting,great post thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing, agree about the vehicles, any chance of any more pics of them please

Great post!

Nice Pictures at least you had some good weather to take them

I didnt get many more pics of the tanks etc, my battery was low and i wanted to go and see the gun emplacements, unfortunatly as i got there and tried to take my 1st photo they died completely....