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Ghostly Tracks of Abandoned Military Railway

The ghostly tracks of an old railway built to serve a naval armaments and supply depot remain in place on … More

abandoned, fife, military, railway, war

Exploring Abandoned Dunalastair House

Dunalastair House is an abandoned 19th-century baronial mansion located in rural Perthshire, 18 miles west of Pitlochry, in the valley … More

abandoned, castle, Kinloch Rannoch, mansion, perthshire, ruin, school, urbex, war

Secrets of the Succoth Glen Superfortress

On a remote Scottish hillside lie the remains of a USAF aircraft which crashed to earth, killing all passengers and … More

abandoned, aircrash, Argyll, cold war, memorial, military, war

Censoring Britain’s worst rail disaster

An ‘utter wastage of the stuff of heroism’ was how the Daily Record described Britain’s worst railway disaster. Hundreds of … More

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Largo House, Fife

Largely concealed from view in its own rectangular patch of overgrown woodland, ruined Largo House, in the East Neuk of … More

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Loch Long Torpedo Range

The former Royal Navy Torpedo Range at Arrochar on Loch Long, once a vital part of the country’s defence network, … More

Argyll, Loch Long, military, navy base, Royal Navy, submarines, torpedo, war

Charles Hill Battery, Fife

In an earlier post, I described my exploration of the military remains of the First World War battery at Braefoot … More

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King’s Seat Hill Spitfire Memorial

Memorials are not uncommon in the mountains and glens of Scotland. Some honour individuals who have died in the great … More

aircrash, memorial, military, Ochil Hills, Spitfire, walk, war

Exploring Wartime Relics at Braefoot Point, Fife

During the two world wars, the batteries of the Forth Coastal Defences were established to protect shipping on what was … More

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Polish Priest’s Cross

Hidden away in woodland overlooking the Angus village of Newtyle, a lone wooden cross stands amongst the trees. Known as … More

angus, Cross, memorial, Priest, war

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