Visited this with Bryag today, a little history courtesy of Canmore:
We were glad a lot of it was below ground, it was bloody freezing in the wind
The first bunker, with remains of Mast mountings on the roof
Inside there were the remains of serious air-con/ducting
There were deep channels in there too - some filled with sheep-shit, some not
Quite a bit to see here, this looked interesting
But upon inspection, there was nothing to it - a kind of courtyard entrance, then a massive empty space, with no discernable purpose we could work out...
Interior of another receiving block bunker - funky green woodwork
It was a bleak bugger of a spot...
Bases of a large mast - there were two of these.
The bunker next to this base was more intriguing - a better size, and had fairly recently been used for some kind of target practice, police tape, loads of sandbags, and M.O.D. targets inside
Not much left of the accomodation huts....
Last shot of the day, looking out to sea from the wee lookout building..
Twas a good wee explore, apart from getting kinda stuck on a mole-hill on the way out - rear-wheel drive + fat tyres + wet grass is never good
And of course Bryag getting the Pigeon attack rather than me made a nice change
Loth Radar station opened in the spring of 1940 and was extended during 1941. The installation was connected to the National Grid in the spring of 1942. The station was placed on a care and maintentance basis in 1944 and thereafter as a school for training until June 1945 when it was used for experimental purposes. The station closed in August 1945.
We were glad a lot of it was below ground, it was bloody freezing in the wind
The first bunker, with remains of Mast mountings on the roof
Inside there were the remains of serious air-con/ducting
There were deep channels in there too - some filled with sheep-shit, some not
Quite a bit to see here, this looked interesting
But upon inspection, there was nothing to it - a kind of courtyard entrance, then a massive empty space, with no discernable purpose we could work out...
Interior of another receiving block bunker - funky green woodwork
It was a bleak bugger of a spot...
Bases of a large mast - there were two of these.
The bunker next to this base was more intriguing - a better size, and had fairly recently been used for some kind of target practice, police tape, loads of sandbags, and M.O.D. targets inside
Not much left of the accomodation huts....
Last shot of the day, looking out to sea from the wee lookout building..
Twas a good wee explore, apart from getting kinda stuck on a mole-hill on the way out - rear-wheel drive + fat tyres + wet grass is never good
And of course Bryag getting the Pigeon attack rather than me made a nice change
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