Anzio Army Camp, Leek - March 2013

[Paulpowers]

I had half an hour free and decided that as I was passing I'd nip in

In 1943, a transit camp for USA anti-aircraft units was constructed on the East side of the Buxton Road. In 1945-6 it was taken over by Polish troops from Italy. After the war, it became a Polish resettlement camp. Then in 1964, the residents were settled in purpose built accommodation half a mile North from the original site. In 1983, the camp opened as the Anzio site and became a training centre for both the Regular and Territorial Army.It closed during 2005-2006

The site is now used for Airsoft on weekends

 

[Wevsky]

access into the buildings not too tricky then paul killed some time mate and not a bad mooch

 

[Paulpowers]

it's all pretty generic but good for a small mooch

 

[skeleton key]

access into the buildings not too tricky then paul killed some time mate and not a bad mooch

lol :lol:

Do love the way your able to combine ur work brakes and splores

Looks like this has seen better days but id spend my lunch brake wandering here any day :cool2:

Cheers for the share :beer:

 

[Temple]

I know I shouldn't, but I really like the graffiti!

 

[Siren]

Id quite happily eat my jam sandwiches and Wotsits here

 

[silverainbow]

Very nice Paul, just my kind of site, love to have a look round this

 

[Ninja Kitten]

and not a drain in site...!

 

[klempner69]

Nice one Paul :beer:

 

[Shush]

oooooer , bit light in there for you Paul, and theres nothing mingin' floating past.