Urban Exploring Videos

Blundell Street Board School, Hull
The Kingston upon Hull School Board was constituted under the Act in 1871 and built 37 new schools during its short life which ended in 1902. One of these, the Blundell Street Board School was built in 1878 and is Hull's oldest surviving board school building (despite various attempts to get rid of it). The building was latterly used as the Hull School of Architecture and then 'The Strand' - The University of Lincolnshire and Humberside's student union venue. It closed in 1998 and was set on fire in May 1999. Various planning applications to demolish it from the University of Lincoln have been refused.

 

This Avro Shackleton is one of three aircrafts situated at Long Marston. After the small aviation museum had sadly closed its doors, the Shackleton MR3, serial number WR985, was among a group of larger airframes that were not relocated, and is still sat at the old World War 2 airfield today. With plans to tear up the old runways (one of which had been latterly used as a dragstrip) and build thousands of new homes on the site, the future prospects of the decommissioned Shackleton seem bleak. WR985 first flew in 1958 and was later relegated to ground training duties under the maintenance serial 8103M. It was disposed of in 1988 and moved to Long Marston airfield.

Also there's the Percival Sea Prince T.1 ex WM735 (ex G-RACA) ex Staverton, on display at the airfield entrance.

And finally a Gloster Meteor T.7 WL332 ex Cradiff.

 

Here's the link to the video if you're interested. I cover the history and explore all in this video as well as some funny shenanigans also

*THIS AIN'T A VIDEO REPORT, THIS IS JUST A LINK TO MY FOLLOW UP VIDEO FROM MY BIRKDALE REPORT, I WILL NEVER DO A VIDEO REPORT*

And here's the link to the original report, having a look would be much appreciated
https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/birkd...paired-children-southport-august-2017.t109457

Thanks for taking the time to read, another report and video coming soon

 

So we head out to check this abandoned club out and wasn't expecting it to be so trashed. Previous explores from people show the club in mint condition 5 month ago. Anyway guys i hope you enjoy

 

These boys no how to bash a video together

Take note

 

History

The Odeon Cinema in Harlow, was designed by T. P. Bennett & Son and constructed in 1959. It opened on 1st February 1960 causing it to become the first cinema to be built for the Rank Organisation (a British entertainment conglomerate) after the Second World War. The cinema originally had 1,244 seats with one screen and included a raised seating section to the rear, as supposed to a common overhanging balcony. The projection room is positioned above the raised section of seating and is close to level with the large screen.

In 1987 the cinema closed for refurbishment. The original raised sections of the main screen were converted into two separate screens resulting in a total of three screens allowing the cinema to increase capacity. No further work was carried out on the cinema until 2001, when the venue was rebranded to follow the new Odeon style. Only small design changes were made throughout the cinema. Despite growing competition in and around the local area, as larger modern multiplex screens were opened, the Odeon in Harlow managed to survive until August 2005. However these other cinemas eventually resulted in a rapidly declining number of visitors to the venue, forcing it to close due it it no longer being economically viable to run. Although it was purchased almost immediately after closure, the premises has remained abandoned since the year it closed. Further details of the current owner are explained within the featured video.

 

Hi Guys

Hope you're all well! This is my first post on here so any advice on formatting or adding information in would be appreciated.

Anyway, I thought I'd post a video of when I went to explore the Bass Brewery in Sheffield. I'm trying to get into video making and editing and this is my 3rd video so far. It's not amazing and we don't get to explore the whole site on camera, however you do get a good feel of what the place is like.

Sorry if this sort of content doesn't fit in these forums. Regardless I hope you enjoy the entertainment value of the video (if there is any).

I have a few other video reports on my Youtube channel (no names of places are ever shown just to keep it as unknown as possible) so if you want feel free to check those out too. Any feedback or constructive criticism is greatly appreciated!

Also, anyone from around the Notts/Derby area hit me up. I'd love to get out exploring in some new unknown places with cool people with similar interests.

Thanks,

J-steele

 

Hello guys and girls,

On our last trip we went to France and visited
the beautiful location (Chateau des Singes)

Please let me know what you think of the video and thank for watching!

 

I found this old clip on a VHS tape.
It's probably around 25 years old.
Sorry about the poor quality.

 

Opened in 1937,[1] it saw the peak of its activity during the years of the Second World War, when it served within the defence network of fighter bases of the RAF providing protection for the Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield and Humberside industrial regions.

I know i missed a lot so i'm certain i will be doing a part 2 on this. Hope you enjoy