On the list on places you have to visit if your one of us weird urban explorers is Raf Stenigot.
Somewhere between the asylums that you must visit and them there dark satanic mills of Northern England is Raf Stenigot, for some reason it is written down in the rules of UK Urbex that you must visit this farmers field.
On top of a hill, in a farmers field in Lincolnshire are 4 f**k off parabolic dishes. Now this, I am told, is very common in Eastern Europe to find such paraphernalia littering the countyside - but this is England !!
Built in 1940 as part of a Chain Home radar station, RAF Stenigot was in simple terms a long range early warning system for air raids from the German Hun, primarily Luftflotte V and Luftflotte II attacks on the Midlands, Sheffield and Nottingham.
Are we allowed to use the word Hun these days ?? No ? Fritz ? I suspect not.
"Bull in Field", not a good sign to see normally, however the referenced beast was in fact on the loose on the main road and currently admiring itself in the wing mirrors of my car. A nice large hairy bovine with reasonably sized horns, strangely not attracted to my rather red jacket.
Pilgrimage done, time to move that bull along.
8/10 simples and strangely rather satisfying.
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Somewhere between the asylums that you must visit and them there dark satanic mills of Northern England is Raf Stenigot, for some reason it is written down in the rules of UK Urbex that you must visit this farmers field.
On top of a hill, in a farmers field in Lincolnshire are 4 f**k off parabolic dishes. Now this, I am told, is very common in Eastern Europe to find such paraphernalia littering the countyside - but this is England !!
Built in 1940 as part of a Chain Home radar station, RAF Stenigot was in simple terms a long range early warning system for air raids from the German Hun, primarily Luftflotte V and Luftflotte II attacks on the Midlands, Sheffield and Nottingham.
Are we allowed to use the word Hun these days ?? No ? Fritz ? I suspect not.
"Bull in Field", not a good sign to see normally, however the referenced beast was in fact on the loose on the main road and currently admiring itself in the wing mirrors of my car. A nice large hairy bovine with reasonably sized horns, strangely not attracted to my rather red jacket.
Pilgrimage done, time to move that bull along.
8/10 simples and strangely rather satisfying.
Follow @fragglehunter
Red would be irrelevant - bulls are colour blind. The red rag to a bull expression is nonsense. Nice shots matey. I loved it here - don't recall seeing a sign re bulls when we went - there were secca sheep though.
ReplyDeletecan we test this theory next time we are out??? I will hold your camera and snap the results for you.
DeleteI love this location! Ventured out there last week after a busy day of meetings, grabbed my camera and made this montage of my time. Check it out below (Thankfully we didn't see the bull)
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vw17Tk9_Rc
well that's a cheeky little video - impressive stuff, thanks for sharing
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