I enjoy just watching you two folks walking n driving about, and hearing yas chat. It's perfect light entertainment for my brain in the mornings. Thanks
Just found this video. You chaps should have looked just inside the driveway on the right, beside the mill. There you would have found the ROC post. I know, because I served on this post for many years in the early seventies. We had access to the mill and would meet on the 4th floor if I remember correctly, of course exercises were carried out within the post. It was serious stuff, but also very interesting and a great bunch of lads to be with. We trained hard and were always on call if needed to man the post. Great memories. David.
Hi abandon explorers, our post was number 41 Post, it is next to the mill in Ingham. I would guess it is still there, but overgrown over the top of it. Great Times with great friends, but of course serious business at the time. The main headquarters was in Norwich. I hope this helps.
@@chittygb2489 this helps alot and I want to say thank you so much for being in the ROC I just want you to know I respect you so much for what you have done.
You missed the venting hatch for the underground part next to windmill. Its a hatch and you go down via metal ladder a few metres and it comes to a cylindrical room filed with tech connected with windmill. But I wasn't allowed to go in any further than the steps themselves. There was an open day event in the early 1990's.
that area is by my aunt and uncles place, used to cycle round there :) head north a bit towards holt ROC place up their that my brother used to be a observer for
Hey guys,ive been a sub of yours for years and I can’t believe ive never thought to ask a question that’s been bothering me for ages,I live in Brighton and the hill over the other side of the valley from me has a big set of double steel doors going into the hill,there’s an old wooden telegraph pole there that’s got wires hanging from it still but its odd that literally nobody seems to know anything about it,people walk their dogs up there and ventilation pipes are visible and it’s got a big area fenced off but easy to climb,I’d say in my experience of exploration that it’s got multiple levels and the doors could open up big enough for a wagon to get in? Maybe anyway it’s been a while since I’ve been here.. bevendene is the area anyway but yeah just wondering what you thought?
Been up the top of the windmill the ladder had been cut off half way and a piece of rope was tied on so climbed up the rope to the ladder the wooden floor up there is really rotten though.
hey maybe you guy should go ask the owner if they mind if you can go up and take a look, just sayin couldn't hurt, but still as ususal great video love ya buds
Loving your content, I can see you're especially passionate about war time Era, but does it interest you to investigate other things, such as Victorian buildings? Lost streets, abandoned property etc?
You guys really should get yourself a simple camera drone, the door was open so you could have at least pointed a camera in with a drone. You can get a small 1080p drone from kmart for about $140 AU (~ 50 pounds) so shouldnt be hard to get one yourself.
I enjoy just watching you two folks walking n driving about, and hearing yas chat. It's perfect light entertainment for my brain in the mornings. Thanks
Here's how good your site is; even though you didn't get to explore inside or out, I still enjoyed watching it! Thumbs up fellas 👍
Just found this video. You chaps should have looked just inside the driveway on the right, beside the mill. There you would have found the ROC post. I know, because I served on this post for many years in the early seventies. We had access to the mill and would meet on the 4th floor if I remember correctly, of course exercises were carried out within the post. It was serious stuff, but also very interesting and a great bunch of lads to be with. We trained hard and were always on call if needed to man the post. Great memories. David.
Hi folk, great to here you served here. Thanks for your service in the Roc :)
What is the post called may I ask
Hi abandon explorers, our post was number 41 Post, it is next to the mill in Ingham. I would guess it is still there, but overgrown over the top of it. Great Times with great friends, but of course serious business at the time. The main headquarters was in Norwich. I hope this helps.
@@chittygb2489 this helps alot and I want to say thank you so much for being in the ROC I just want you to know I respect you so much for what you have done.
You missed the venting hatch for the underground part next to windmill. Its a hatch and you go down via metal ladder a few metres and it comes to a cylindrical room filed with tech connected with windmill. But I wasn't allowed to go in any further than the steps themselves. There was an open day event in the early 1990's.
Thanks for the information:)
Renowned dogging spot folks...we'll hold up here t'nite folks.
I guess you'd be the expert.
At least I'm adventurous, folks.
Good vid and it looks awfully warm there for late December.
that area is by my aunt and uncles place, used to cycle round there :) head north a bit towards holt ROC place up their that my brother used to be a observer for
Just subscribed because he says "folks" every minute, lol
Great videos as always IKS sir, keep up the good work :)
Another very cool explore. Is that one of the strangest places the ROC had a post? cool windmill and keep up with the decent explores folk.
Nice one folk interesting again perfect for post boxing day hope you enjoying Xmas still till next time folks
beautiful countryside.
Hi folks,i would take the drone with you to look at the windmill,explore it around.great video.
Hey guys,ive been a sub of yours for years and I can’t believe ive never thought to ask a question that’s been bothering me for ages,I live in Brighton and the hill over the other side of the valley from me has a big set of double steel doors going into the hill,there’s an old wooden telegraph pole there that’s got wires hanging from it still but its odd that literally nobody seems to know anything about it,people walk their dogs up there and ventilation pipes are visible and it’s got a big area fenced off but easy to climb,I’d say in my experience of exploration that it’s got multiple levels and the doors could open up big enough for a wagon to get in? Maybe anyway it’s been a while since I’ve been here.. bevendene is the area anyway but yeah just wondering what you thought?
Looks like an underground facility in Ingham, Norfolk. I've been inside!
Interesting 🧐
Love the old structures like those id live in one if i could keep it up guys much love from Maine
Cant wait for you next vid, RRH NEATISHEAD!!
Been up the top of the windmill the ladder had been cut off half way and a piece of rope was tied on so climbed up the rope to the ladder the wooden floor up there is really rotten though.
Fun adventure!
Sureive seen this somewhere else and the post is in the private garden.
I wish i would of know you were coming to Norfolk Ian.
I could of shown you loads of places bud.
Keith.
hey maybe you guy should go ask the owner if they mind if you can go up and take a look, just sayin couldn't hurt, but still as ususal great video love ya buds
Loving your content, I can see you're especially passionate about war time Era, but does it interest you to investigate other things, such as Victorian buildings? Lost streets, abandoned property etc?
They did a video on a victorian pumping station which was pretty interesting.
@@GetKebabWearKebabCry Cool.. Thanks! 👌
Video starts at 2:49 folks.
You could fly the drone up and into the tower...
Awesome
Time to break out the grappling hook and rope!
The mill wood Ben used in 1600s to 1700s
Chris is loseing weight 👌
You guys really should get yourself a simple camera drone, the door was open so you could have at least pointed a camera in with a drone. You can get a small 1080p drone from kmart for about $140 AU (~ 50 pounds) so shouldnt be hard to get one yourself.
They have one. They have a phantom.
Electric window needs looking at, folk.
Hi Ian and Chris your Channel what do you and Chris do for a living? Annie and where is that cute girl been lately haven't seen her.
So farm land isn’t private ? Er...
Ha ha I know that post, it’s a sod to find the bunker 🤣
Hello folks, I use the GPS every day and sometimes it is not precise but imagine using the maps again! Bloody maps!
5th
Lol just farmers land
2nd :)
Buy yourself a mini drone with a light and 1080p cam and fly it up there folk
Brilliant idea...folk!