This is some pretty cool stuff. If they get it open to the public i ma be forced to go and take a look round.

That link is really good; everyone check it out.

Good find zero!

Its nice to see the goverment opening up places like this to the public so urban explorers don't have to put their lives on the line to photograph and explore these relics of history. I just hope they dont dress it up too much and ruin that authentic look and feel of a place frozen in time.

too bad we can not go look into darkplaces here in the states. federal mandate requires tresspassers are shot on sight

wow lol thats a great site dood. i need to go check these places out

correct me if i am wrong and i probably am but wasent it spring that was declassified
i thought that burlington and parts of tunnel were still used

ahh i see thanks for that
i was under the impression it was parts of spring as burlington and tunnel are still very much in use (but only parts of it)

any of you guys want some info on a bunker system in shropshire (where i live, not yet know by many other people if any at all).
give me a buzz on the email.
jackthebanana@hotmail.com

Originally posted by tunnel man
ahh i see thanks for that
i was under the impression it was parts of spring as burlington and tunnel are still very much in use (but only parts of it)

Burlington could be used again if needed but it's been replaced by Pindar.

Spring Quarry is not used any more, most of it lays in a mess, untouched for 10 years. Apart from one area which has recently been bought up by a media company.

There is one smallish area of Spring Quarry though which has never revealed all of it's secrets.

About 90% of Tunnel Quarry is also unused today although it's in better condition than Spring. The only bits of Tunnel Quarry which are still used and classified are South West Control and CCC.