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Dark Descent

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We decided to pay a little visit to an ex mod nuclear bunker one night. To get to the entrance was an absolute pain as we had to crawl on our stomachs past countless people. security guards showed up once, however we managed to hide from them. But all of this was well worth the reward even thought we couldn't get into the main part of the bunker.
We managed to enter several rooms, that resembled engine rooms. all of the keys were left in the emergency stops etc. the place looked as if it could be started up again in a moments notice.


there were two of these engine rooms, ones blast door was closed but i managed to open it an the others was wide open.




















Thanks For reading, any feedback will be appreciated.
 
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Did this place a few years back, we managed to get a permission visit before the main part was turned into an archive storage area, pity its no longer doable as the lower WW2 bit was very interesting.
 
yea, its all locked up, and the turnstiles are boarded up behind. the other entrances would be nearly impossible to open aswell. they can only be opened from the inside and in guessing are thicker doors than than the ones we entered
 
Niiiice! Sterling effort getting in, nicely lit pics too, cheers for sharing :)
 
we also had to crawl under several fences and avoid a number of cameras that were 100% operational
 
there is construction work on it at the moment, all the lights on the outside are on at night and they have security guards, so not totaly sure if anybody is in it, we couldn't see any lights on on the inside.
 
heres a couple of pics of the cold war and the lower WW2 parts

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The much deeper WW2 part
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If memory serves its in the region of 2.2km of tunnels there. (That area when under MoD control was my remit for DPP health and safety).
There is a huge amount of stuff around that area as well, most is underground.
 
Very cool explore looks like you had some fun, shame you couldn't get in the other parts. Maybe a permission visit is in order?
 
Thanks for sharing the photos a devil of a job to get into by the sound of it. Well done
 
There may be a chance of a visit, we went about two years ago and was told the place was about to be prepared for use as a data storage centre, , however looking at the recent pics above it does not seem much has happened so that may have fallen through, if you want to visit why dont you try contacting the owners or someone in charge of the place, first thing I would do is go and see if theres anyone in the big biulding above, the guy that showed us around was based in there, he may still be, worth a shot.
 

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