There are actually 12 tunnels, not all of them have static discharge rooms in but they all have the gantry cranes in for lifting the mines onto the platforms. I said in your last video, that you should have let me know and I would have given you a tour, we’ve been exploring that place since 2013, but not everything we found down there was good, have lots of footage and photos that tell one hell of a story :)
27:50 That “cupboard” you mentioned is in fact a “double blast wall protection system”. In the event of an explosion that entire structure was at risk of collapsing. The double wall, allows for a complete collapse of the inner-chamber you were in, without causing the hillside into which the bunker is built, to become unstable. The main brick chamber should have remained intact. That would also allow the Navy to remove the debris and possibly reuse/rebuild the bunker. It would have also made it MUCH easier to recover any bodies/remains caught in the blast. As without the double wall system, any recovery personnel would have also been in danger due to the high risk of the hillside collapsing in on them during the recovery efforts.
I think the trip hazard you were referring to is a boundary in the changing room where you’d change into specific anti static and spark apparel.I expect workers had to ground themselves too.
Matt essentially now you have trespasses on Dragon LNG land.Thats why they installed the green fence as Dragon bought the land because parts of the top tunnel are way under the gas plant.The white stripes on the wall are luminous and the light fittings are FLP ( flameproof ) type....there was no type of light fitting - incandescent or otherwise left to be in open atmosphere....hope this helps
Glad you went back Matt, but it still bothers me why they have security guarding those empty underground storage sheds? There must be something else hidden in there they don't want people to see?? But a great video, keep up the good work Matt.
Just started watching your videos a week ago!.. I apologize for not finding you sooner! But, no worries now, for I won't be haveing no more of that! 😄 I'm hooked! I love how your videos are like a addicting novelty book series! There wonderful! beautifully unfiltered, thrilling,and your speach is remarkably, never overbearing! Love what you do for the world to enjoy! Thank you for posting them! And as long As you keep posting, I'll keep watching! 😊😊😊
I feel like theres an actual bunker or more than just 2 tunnels up at the top where the trees are the tallest with that gully, idk? Man the UK is badazz!
@@TheSecretVault Have you heard about the green door that when you get close too, will interfere with electronics and make you feel sick? Probably closer to the Refinery.
50:43 I still say that looks like a door for a tunnel. I could be wrong though and it could just be a hollow wall and part of it collapsed, I don't think so though. great re-visit and thank you for taking me exploring with you!
Hi Matt brilliant you went back for part two video and what amazing find you got 4 out of 6 bunkers it was fantastic to see of what went on within them and the drone footage was so beautiful to see begs to believe Why? So much security on disused buildings and surrounding area’s maybe something there that they don’t what anyone to see any music was great 👍👍😊
Those water bunkers and lake are there for fire Suppression that’s what the yellow stands are. The bunkers 1-3 are nit in the water table the water bunkers with the floats are there for those bunkers water suppression
I worked there for 15 years, RNAD (A for armament) it used to be M for Mine Depot. Threre's nothing else exiting there. I looked, when I worked there for anything exciting that would break the tedium of operating a lathe for 8 hours a day.
I figured you would go back, and I’m pleased you did. I feel like there’s more, even besides the two remaining storage bunkers, but that was great to see! Thanks!
so they have blast walls and the pipes are fire system the little side rooms will be decontamination rooms one side wet one dry.white lines on walls you always walk next too the yellow gates not sure i expect they had torpedos etc in. great video enjoyed it
S?one km 25 ,& 28 , Ground mine assembley are next to loco shed and buoyant mine assembley next to machine shop( where camera half way up the building was filmed in other vid
Excellent my friend, you can always trust the police there's no bunkers there. That was totally awesome to be able to see all that, I appreciate that. Yeah I'm not sure if I would go down in those bunkers by myself and feel comfortable, but I'm glad you did or I'd have never been able to see them.
I remember driving my car on a Pier in that bad condition . You had to zigzag between these huge holes . Pretty Freaky because you were 40 to 50 feet above the water if you went through . Found a Really old Logging truck Bridge way back in the woods and took my vehilce over . Made it with lots of weird sounds . Lol
It’s actually RNAD (Royal Navy armament depot) Milford Haven. It built, overhauled and stored naval mines. I worked there between 1984 and 1988. They were not bunkers they were storage tunnels known as magazines.
Hi Mat i believe that the yellow pipes with the white painted back grounds and the two yellow gate like peices are what is left of fire hose stations the yellow u shaped sections that are hinged would have had fire hoses layered in zig zag on them so when you pulled at the end of hose it would be able to be taken down the tunnel to fight fires . That is way there were 2 of them in most of the locations . As i believe that on top of each of the yellow pipes would have been some sort of valve to turn the hoses on and off. Great explore Mat well done .
Correct 👍 . They swivel so you can use them in different directions or run two hoses the same way . Quite a few industrial sites used to have similar ones.
Great explore, well done Matt. Were the railway tracks rusty or bright ? It would give a good indication as to if it's as deserted as they would like you to believe. What a find though when you looked through the hole into the first tunnel ! I know you guy's who go out exploring have found many underground structures, I can't help but get the feeling though that what has been found only represents a very small part of what is waiting to be found ! I would have certainly given it a go 30 to 40 years ago, now it's far more than I could physically manage but that long ago I expect security would have been much tighter and I assume police and security would have a totally different to anyone exploring disused MOD sites.
Hey Mathew Great Explore ! They must have brought in the munitions from the road you left by . Then stored them in those before they were taken out to the docks to be loaded on the Ships .
I guess they assembled ammunition in the factories and then stored in those bunkers. Still find it bazar to have so much security on it for that. Is there something else on there possibly
Excellent and intriguing film . Thanks. I've oft stood outside the gates and wondered if I dare'st but I'm too much of milksop! The vid. was briefly on the FB I Love Pembrokeshire page but as far as one can tell has been "disappeared" presumably by the moderators. More fuel to the conspiracy theorist's fire!! :-)
An excellent explore Matt. It was always rumoured that there where bunkers there, now we know for sure. I expect that there are two or three others who now wish that they had joined you. I bet that you want to go back and find the other two bunkers.
Yayyy.. I got the 1000th 👍 In those 1st two bunkers a new inner wall had been added as part of water ingress management. In modern day construction that would be called Cavity Drain System. The probably added the 2nd inner wall with the drainage channel at the bottom after too much excess water leaked in which may have resulted in so much excess condensation that weaponry would be compromised. The water ingress and high humidity then just remains between the two walls, the cavity, and runs away along the drainage channels to the external open concrete gulley that you noted. With some added ventilation the large space within the 2nd walls will have much reduced humidity providing a drier environment. You noted a small wall in the little benched room. This looked like a Bunding Wall which is effectively a small dam. This was probably needed to maintain a dry area for the operator of all those electrics on the wall. Electrics and wet feet isn't good. I wouldn't worry too much about asbestos particles in damp humid environments as any fibres will simply be too damp and heavy to float around in the air. Its when buildings are extremely dry that risk begins. Great video this. Nice job. 👍
41:53 As a kid I would take my Tasco 4 1/2" Reflector outside during winter and I very quickly realised that I had to let the telescope adjust to the temperature outside before using it, otherwise it would be fogged up until the whole body of the telescope cooled to the outside temperature. That actually *Looks* Humid down there as well, which would double the effect, as it did with you until your camera eventually adjusted to the ambient temperature. If you notice, the fogging got a lot less frequent as you continued
Its interesting seeing the ubiquitous narrow gauge railway especially on the pier, reminds me of the quite comprehensive narrow gauge lines all over Lydd camp. I keep trying to remember which episode of Blake's Seven was partially filmed in the one near Boxhill where they showed the now long gone conveyor still extant.
hi matthew love your channel .the divider is there for this reason when the staff would arrive to load the train wagons they had to remove there clothing step over the divider to the opposite side in there was overalls that they changed into to load the wagons as there normal clothing could have static on them to set of what was stored in there, then when they were finished they changed back into there normal clothes.this is what caused a number of explosions in these storage sites,the static was very dangerous on certain materials used for clothing,hope this explains why they changed clothing to load wagons
Nice find and explore. In quite good condition them bunkers. All very similar though. I wander if they had a lady cleaner in their going around with a stick duster like Hilda Ogden use to use...
Fantastic job There Matty :o) I'm rapidly becoming a fan :oD So, what's strange about this one? Well, it's a loading bay at the seafront side, then there are all those sheds which look to me like sorting sheds and workshops where stuff gets booked in (oh yes, good old British pen pushing was at it's height ;o) ) sorted and then loaded onto small rail trucks to be sent into the bunkers for storage. What's strange about that? The size. These bunkers are very small for just ammo stores which brings me to the conclusion that these were for 'special weapons' kept apart from your 'run of the mill' ammo etc. Here's something else that's strange, The only S Mines I'm aware of are of the 'Bouncing Betty' variety, very nasty things that would chop a chap in half, I suspect any search engine will tell you more. The strange thing is they were German :-O ... I have to wonder if perhaps this was a depot for storing captured weapons / munitions? Finally, I don't think you're done mate, I find it hard to believe that they would invest in security and the Police coming out in that sort of force for a few empty bunkers. In this financial climate? Not a chance mate, there's more to this place than meets the eye, I wonder if the stores you found were just the first level? As I said, fantastic video, your stuff has suddenly gone off the scale mate in terms of interest and daring, You must have a pair like an elephant to take on MoD :oD and bless you for it, Thumbs up from me (y) All the best to you ODJ
@@liquidsonly Thank you for that, so obvious once you know :o/ ... Yes, I can imagine that being a very inhospitable place in the winter. How many Civies / RN personnel were employed there?
@@liquidsonly Thats interesting. It's a shame we lose the working histories of such places where people also 'did their bit' I wonder is it documented somewhere. Perhaps you could write your own archive and publish it on the net. Give posterity a chance. I'd read it for sure.
This is just up the road from me, been in many times, I'm surprised you didn't meet anyone else in there, usually full of dog walkers and kids. I been out on that pier too, I would not advise it. Did you fly the drone before the cops showed up? Could be why they came, it's so close to Waterston oil storage depot. I've certainly never seen any kind of police or security presents there before, as I said, it's normally full of dog walkers and kids.
Awesome excellent video glad you went back. Shame you can’t get into the one in west cross Swansea TA centre . My hubby was a cadet there as a kid 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Don’t know how I missed this little gem what I did fantastic wish I knew how to get to this place just to have a little look but it’s probably all boarded up by now but the fantastic vid Matt stay safe
Have you heard about the green door that when you get close too, will interfere with electronics and make you feel sick? Probably closer to the Refinery.
The yellow pipes and equipment you talked about are for fire fighting equipment taking water from the pond at the top of the hill and the water tanks you looked at in your last visit.
great explore i do wonder if with the heat in bunkers and all the running water around there with proper water channels and Hugh water pipes there might have been nuclear stuff there you should borrow a Geiger counter
Good EXPED... The drone sorties, footage and accompanying music being *most excellent indeed!* Though the narration tended towards overt waffling... Nevertheless, still pretty enjoyable walk through... So thumbs up Boyo! Dioch vawr. . BTW - I was doing URBEX's [DM's - Dangerous Missions] from the age of 8 - I'm now 61 and nothing's changed and I'm *never* anxious or apprehensive - just excited. And the 'trespass' laws - esp regarding derelict MoD buildings - I tend not to recognise. I see 'security' as just a means to have and adrenalin rush! . FYI, one can buy anti-mist spray/grease for one's optics, when in humid or wet environments.
Only just watched this used to live in the pill used to see the men going to work walking past my house ref to the reason why people are keeping a eye on it as was told there was explosive in the walls that why they have done nothing to it hopefully this helps
I believe the last 2 bunkers are the ones that are actually holding things and are in the area 50,43 and it also looked like another one beside the long sheds going into the bank beside it as the rail tracks turned into there into an area like bush, I would love to come and search the area for the last 2 bunkers as they would be the gold mines of it all
There are actually 12 tunnels, not all of them have static discharge rooms in but they all have the gantry cranes in for lifting the mines onto the platforms. I said in your last video, that you should have let me know and I would have given you a tour, we’ve been exploring that place since 2013, but not everything we found down there was good, have lots of footage and photos that tell one hell of a story :)
27:50 That “cupboard” you mentioned is in fact a “double blast wall protection system”. In the event of an explosion that entire structure was at risk of collapsing. The double wall, allows for a complete collapse of the inner-chamber you were in, without causing the hillside into which the bunker is built, to become unstable. The main brick chamber should have remained intact. That would also allow the Navy to remove the debris and possibly reuse/rebuild the bunker. It would have also made it MUCH easier to recover any bodies/remains caught in the blast. As without the double wall system, any recovery personnel would have also been in danger due to the high risk of the hillside collapsing in on them during the recovery efforts.
I think the trip hazard you were referring to is a boundary in the changing room where you’d change into specific anti static and spark apparel.I expect workers had to ground themselves too.
AWESOME EPISODE! I think there is way more than just 2 more tunnels!
I knew there was more there, glad you went back and found it, been on my mind since the first visit.
Yes i have been thinking about it every day also.
Matt essentially now you have trespasses on Dragon LNG land.Thats why they installed the green fence as Dragon bought the land because parts of the top tunnel are way under the gas plant.The white stripes on the wall are luminous and the light fittings are FLP ( flameproof ) type....there was no type of light fitting - incandescent or otherwise left to be in open atmosphere....hope this helps
Glad you went back Matt, but it still bothers me why they have security guarding those empty underground storage sheds? There must be something else hidden in there they don't want people to see?? But a great video, keep up the good work Matt.
Its most probably about Health and safety and the risk of being sued over injury.
Impeccable timing sir! Was just getting bored. Excited for this one.
Just started watching your videos a week ago!.. I apologize for not finding you sooner! But, no worries now, for I won't be haveing no more of that! 😄 I'm hooked! I love how your videos are like a addicting novelty book series! There wonderful! beautifully unfiltered, thrilling,and your speach is remarkably, never overbearing! Love what you do for the world to enjoy! Thank you for posting them! And as long As you keep posting, I'll keep watching! 😊😊😊
Anyone else think Matt should go back for a part 3 finale?...to find the other bunkers and maybe find more other things 😉👍🏻
If nobody else can find the last 2 bunkers I may have to.
Other 2 bunkers ( tunnels are inside the green fence zone
I feel like theres an actual bunker or more than just 2 tunnels up at the top where the trees are the tallest with that gully, idk? Man the UK is badazz!
@@TheSecretVault Have you heard about the green door that when you get close too, will interfere with electronics and make you feel sick? Probably closer to the Refinery.
@@WiredMotorheadgot any pictures?
Brilliant find Matt, love this explore. Thanks for going back and risking it to bring us this one 👍👍👍🏴☠️
Thyve not knocked my dh'or yet bach... lol
I’m looking at a pace in South Wales over the next week, keep you posted 😉😉
Place even!!
50:43 I still say that looks like a door for a tunnel. I could be wrong though and it could just be a hollow wall and part of it collapsed, I don't think so though. great re-visit and thank you for taking me exploring with you!
Hi Matt brilliant you went back for part two video and what amazing find you got 4 out of 6 bunkers it was fantastic to see of what went on within them and the drone footage was so beautiful to see begs to believe Why? So much security on disused buildings and surrounding area’s maybe something there that they don’t what anyone to see any music was great 👍👍😊
Nice video Mr Vault, no late 80s cold war bunker with equipment and quarters this time but the search continues and very interesting.
Those water bunkers and lake are there for fire Suppression that’s what the yellow stands are. The bunkers 1-3 are nit in the water table the water bunkers with the floats are there for those bunkers water suppression
I worked there for 15 years, RNAD (A for armament) it used to be M for Mine Depot. Threre's nothing else exiting there. I looked, when I worked there for anything exciting that would break the tedium of operating a lathe for 8 hours a day.
So you worked with the poison dwarf in the machine shop?
@@clearskies1997 I couldn't possibly comment.
And now living outside the area...?
@@clearskies1997 I was, for about 20 years. I came back. Fuck knows why.
your still under the secrecy act anyone who worked there is
Going on holiday near here next year, looks like I have lots to look at, some amazing forts in the area too.
I figured you would go back, and I’m pleased you did. I feel like there’s more, even besides the two remaining storage bunkers, but that was great to see! Thanks!
Amazing bunkers WOW. 👍📹
Great video.... I see you have your cutter tool in your pocket. Use them.... Take care.
Fantastic follow up video - brave exploration alone. Thanks for this.
so they have blast walls and the pipes are fire system the little side rooms will be decontamination rooms one side wet one dry.white lines on walls you always walk next too the yellow gates not sure i expect they had torpedos etc in. great video enjoyed it
S?one km 25 ,& 28 , Ground mine assembley are next to loco shed and buoyant mine assembley next to machine shop( where camera half way up the building was filmed in other vid
Excellent my friend, you can always trust the police there's no bunkers there. That was totally awesome to be able to see all that, I appreciate that. Yeah I'm not sure if I would go down in those bunkers by myself and feel comfortable, but I'm glad you did or I'd have never been able to see them.
Bit late to the party mate 10 years ago it was all wide open no security just a good mooch about sure there are reports on 28dl still
Love your drone footage.
Fabulous and an excellent followup capped off with another beautiful Pembrokeshire sunset.
Been waiting for the follow up vid
Fantastic drone footage at the end!! The music matches the mood and is not distracting! Nice quality, nice camera movements, great to watch!
Yes! The music and Matt's camera skills are beautiful lol. You get in the zone
10:10 Whats that Mr Genius? Barb wire scissors ?? LoL
Sheep shearing gear. Baaah
Another banger Matt nice 1 for going bk and getting in and finding the 4 out of 6 👍🤘👊💯🔥
Great video. Fantastic drone footage.
Thanks for your persistent it was definitely worth the watch and took some balls to do on your own too but its why your top of your game matt
Loving it mate! Your right who would of had have a pair big enough to have gone back?? Nice work agent Williams! 😎
I used to play/hang out there a few years back and it hasn’t always had all that security LOVE THE CONTENT KEEP IT UP.
thanks. do you know where the other buinkers are?
What a find! You got in there like a ninja!
I remember driving my car on a Pier in that bad condition . You had to zigzag between these huge holes . Pretty Freaky because you were 40 to 50 feet above the water if you went through . Found a Really old Logging truck Bridge way back in the woods and took my vehilce over . Made it with lots of weird sounds . Lol
It’s actually RNAD (Royal Navy armament depot) Milford Haven. It built, overhauled and stored naval mines. I worked there between 1984 and 1988. They were not bunkers they were storage tunnels known as magazines.
Great follow up, really enjoyed the first video with all it's mystery and brilliant drone footage, great to see what was in those trees !!
Hi Mat i believe that the yellow pipes with the white painted back grounds and the two yellow gate like peices are what is left of fire hose stations the yellow u shaped sections that are hinged would have had fire hoses layered in zig zag on them so when you pulled at the end of hose it would be able to be taken down the tunnel to fight fires . That is way there were 2 of them in most of the locations .
As i believe that on top of each of the yellow pipes would have been some sort of valve to turn the hoses on and off.
Great explore Mat well done .
Yep sounds good and the bib black pipe did lead there.
Correct 👍 . They swivel so you can use them in different directions or run two hoses the same way .
Quite a few industrial sites used to have similar ones.
Great videos your content is mind blowing. Be careful out there bro
always
Drone footage fantastic.. 👌👍
I would of come with Matt having a look around up the secret vault army 👊🤘👍💯🔥
Hey mate they have a anti fog spray for your glasses / lenses they sell on ebay that's if you can get ebay in the UK ..
Your drone footage at the end was fantastic!
Fantastic explore wonder why so much security still for 6 empty bunkers.
One of them must be a meth lab.
copper thieves have been well before us. yeah... why do they care eh
Love it I would do it on my own thanks for sharing mate 👍
Great follow up and amazing you got in so many of the magazines, imagine the other site in wales much like that.
Great explore, well done Matt. Were the railway tracks rusty or bright ? It would give a good indication as to if it's as deserted as they would like you to believe. What a find though when you looked through the hole into the first tunnel ! I know you guy's who go out exploring have found many underground structures, I can't help but get the feeling though that what has been found only represents a very small part of what is waiting to be found ! I would have certainly given it a go 30 to 40 years ago, now it's far more than I could physically manage but that long ago I expect security would have been much tighter and I assume police and security would have a totally different to anyone exploring disused MOD sites.
Amazing shots. Every time you came out of a site, a new quality of light.
Probably my lack of colour vision ;-)
@@TheSecretVault Right there with ya; far sighted to the point of oblivion.
Hey Mathew Great Explore ! They must have brought in the munitions from the road you left by . Then stored them in those before they were taken out to the docks to be loaded on the Ships .
Another banger thanks buddy 👍👊
And another great video I have a strong feeling you would be going back to explore these bunkers
Im glad ive done it now because it was playing on my mind a lot.
Right on, cheers !
I guess they assembled ammunition in the factories and then stored in those bunkers. Still find it bazar to have so much security on it for that. Is there something else on there possibly
When they have such a stonk on, it makes you wonder eh. Lets get inspecting folks.
So glad you went back, great footage !
If you want someone to tag along with you then give me a shout !
Excellent and intriguing film . Thanks. I've oft stood outside the gates and wondered if I dare'st but I'm too much of milksop! The vid. was briefly on the FB I Love Pembrokeshire page but as far as one can tell has been "disappeared" presumably by the moderators. More fuel to the conspiracy theorist's fire!! :-)
An excellent explore Matt. It was always rumoured that there where bunkers there, now we know for sure. I expect that there are two or three others who now wish that they had joined you. I bet that you want to go back and find the other two bunkers.
Interesting video 🤔 excellent drone footage 👍
I love the expressions when you find these gems...
Hi Matt . Told my old man about the channel . He is also local to Wiltshire . Great work from us 🙏
Mattys the main man on yoooooo toooob ✌keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Wow matt very exciting I find myself glued to screen well done pal
Superb video 👌and the first ones looked in great condition , cheers 👍
Nice drone footage glad you came back.
Yayyy.. I got the 1000th 👍
In those 1st two bunkers a new inner wall had been added as part of water ingress management. In modern day construction that would be called Cavity Drain System. The probably added the 2nd inner wall with the drainage channel at the bottom after too much excess water leaked in which may have resulted in so much excess condensation that weaponry would be compromised. The water ingress and high humidity then just remains between the two walls, the cavity, and runs away along the drainage channels to the external open concrete gulley that you noted. With some added ventilation the large space within the 2nd walls will have much reduced humidity providing a drier environment.
You noted a small wall in the little benched room. This looked like a Bunding Wall which is effectively a small dam. This was probably needed to maintain a dry area for the operator of all those electrics on the wall. Electrics and wet feet isn't good.
I wouldn't worry too much about asbestos particles in damp humid environments as any fibres will simply be too damp and heavy to float around in the air. Its when buildings are extremely dry that risk begins.
Great video this. Nice job. 👍
41:53 As a kid I would take my Tasco 4 1/2" Reflector outside during winter and I very quickly realised that I had to let the telescope adjust to the temperature outside before using it, otherwise it would be fogged up until the whole body of the telescope cooled to the outside temperature. That actually *Looks* Humid down there as well, which would double the effect, as it did with you until your camera eventually adjusted to the ambient temperature. If you notice, the fogging got a lot less frequent as you continued
Great find Matt
Its interesting seeing the ubiquitous narrow gauge railway especially on the pier, reminds me of the quite comprehensive narrow gauge lines all over Lydd camp. I keep trying to remember which episode of Blake's Seven was partially filmed in the one near Boxhill where they showed the now long gone conveyor still extant.
hi matthew love your channel .the divider is there for this reason when the staff would arrive to load the train wagons they had to remove there clothing step over the divider to the opposite side in there was overalls that they changed into to load the wagons as there normal clothing could have static on them to set of what was stored in there, then when they were finished they changed back into there normal clothes.this is what caused a number of explosions in these storage sites,the static was very dangerous on certain materials used for clothing,hope this explains why they changed clothing to load wagons
Nice find and explore. In quite good condition them bunkers. All very similar though.
I wander if they had a lady cleaner in their going around with a stick duster like Hilda Ogden use to use...
Here we go again 😁👍
Yep they will be sorry they didn't go with you know lol
Fantastic job There Matty :o) I'm rapidly becoming a fan :oD
So, what's strange about this one? Well, it's a loading bay at the seafront side, then there are all those sheds which look to me like sorting sheds and workshops where stuff gets booked in (oh yes, good old British pen pushing was at it's height ;o) ) sorted and then loaded onto small rail trucks to be sent into the bunkers for storage. What's strange about that? The size. These bunkers are very small for just ammo stores which brings me to the conclusion that these were for 'special weapons' kept apart from your 'run of the mill' ammo etc.
Here's something else that's strange, The only S Mines I'm aware of are of the 'Bouncing Betty' variety, very nasty things that would chop a chap in half, I suspect any search engine will tell you more. The strange thing is they were German :-O ... I have to wonder if perhaps this was a depot for storing captured weapons / munitions?
Finally, I don't think you're done mate, I find it hard to believe that they would invest in security and the Police coming out in that sort of force for a few empty bunkers. In this financial climate? Not a chance mate, there's more to this place than meets the eye, I wonder if the stores you found were just the first level?
As I said, fantastic video, your stuff has suddenly gone off the scale mate in terms of interest and daring, You must have a pair like an elephant to take on MoD :oD and bless you for it, Thumbs up from me (y)
All the best to you
ODJ
@@liquidsonly Thank you for that, so obvious once you know :o/ ... Yes, I can imagine that being a very inhospitable place in the winter. How many Civies / RN personnel were employed there?
@@outdoorjo6752 All civilian workers. When I left, I'd guess at 200 or so.
@@liquidsonly Thats interesting. It's a shame we lose the working histories of such places where people also 'did their bit' I wonder is it documented somewhere. Perhaps you could write your own archive and publish it on the net. Give posterity a chance. I'd read it for sure.
This is just up the road from me, been in many times, I'm surprised you didn't meet anyone else in there, usually full of dog walkers and kids. I been out on that pier too, I would not advise it. Did you fly the drone before the cops showed up? Could be why they came, it's so close to Waterston oil storage depot. I've certainly never seen any kind of police or security presents there before, as I said, it's normally full of dog walkers and kids.
Thank you very much matte, that was amazing. More than meets the eye so they say.
They live?
Awesome excellent video glad you went back. Shame you can’t get into the one in west cross Swansea TA centre . My hubby was a cadet there as a kid 🙏🏻🙏🏻
i havent seen who to ask. any ideas?
👍 watching it now
Don’t know how I missed this little gem what I did fantastic wish I knew how to get to this place just to have a little look but it’s probably all boarded up by now but the fantastic vid Matt stay safe
I went six months on and nothing had changed. Good luck.
I would have been glad to go in with you went you went back there, only problem I live to far away in Aus.
Thumbs up for the music as a start,I like your videos.
going inside alone brave man
Love these places...
Have you heard about the green door that when you get close too, will interfere with electronics and make you feel sick? Probably closer to the Refinery.
😲😲😲 wow Cool! Omg exciting maybe Alian secret bunker 🤩😎
Quite possibly the seating area might be for decontamination or an anti static solution (foot/shoe bath). Just a thought.
For dust to be washed of protective boots....to stop static build up in body
That was well worth going back for. Great video!
The yellow pipes and equipment you talked about are for fire fighting equipment taking water from the pond at the top of the hill and the water tanks you looked at in your last visit.
The yellow frames in the tunnels are there to hold the flat-folded fire hoses. They are connected to the yellow water supply pipes at each location.
Used to go in there regular back in early 2000’s to load in the far sheds for bootle docks. Every week atleast
Again love the videos matt. Look forward to your next upload
is right mat lad. You are a little sniper haha keep it up buddy. i need to come with you one day
I’ve been in there with my dad 👍
Stealth Ninja strikes again, yet another banger! 👍
great explore i do wonder if with the heat in bunkers and all the running water around there with proper water channels and Hugh water pipes there might have been nuclear stuff there you should borrow a Geiger counter
Good point... ill take one if i go back.
@@TheSecretVault Don't bother. Conventional explosives only.
ref. 25min. small room - the low wall indicates a change of shoes - a common feature in atomic research (but probably just spark-free soles...)
a geiger counter/radon alarm is always good for sub-ex ;)
Good EXPED... The drone sorties, footage and accompanying music being *most excellent indeed!*
Though the narration tended towards overt waffling... Nevertheless, still pretty enjoyable walk through...
So thumbs up Boyo! Dioch vawr.
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BTW - I was doing URBEX's [DM's - Dangerous Missions] from the age of 8 - I'm now 61 and nothing's changed and I'm *never* anxious or apprehensive - just excited. And the 'trespass' laws - esp regarding derelict MoD buildings - I tend not to recognise. I see 'security' as just a means to have and adrenalin rush!
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FYI, one can buy anti-mist spray/grease for one's optics, when in humid or wet environments.
Only just watched this used to live in the pill used to see the men going to work walking past my house ref to the reason why people are keeping a eye on it as was told there was explosive in the walls that why they have done nothing to it hopefully this helps
There were 9 magazines mostly holding mines(it was a Royal Navy mining depot) the rest holding a variety of naval ordinance.
The lip is for a clean area. To be used in the handling of static sensitive types of munitions
Nice one matt👍
The 'lip' could be for spillage containment of whatever liquids were stored in that room.
I believe the last 2 bunkers are the ones that are actually holding things and are in the area 50,43 and it also looked like another one beside the long sheds going into the bank beside it as the rail tracks turned into there into an area like bush, I would love to come and search the area for the last 2 bunkers as they would be the gold mines of it all
The yellow gates near the yellow pipes were for holding long lengths of fire hose in ready to use state.