Where? Norfolk. Photos 17. Comments 4. Posted 6 June 2007.
ROC posts - I've never been to one before, so paid a visit to one of my locals. These were used during the Cold War to report any nuclear bursts and monitor fall out. There were well over 1500 of these in the UK! After the Cold War, the MoD decided that there were no longer needed and closed them all.
Photos 14. Comments 3. Posted 9 September 2007.
A few more ROC posts visited in August. Most were locked, but are included for completeness.
Read full ROC posts - Beaconsfield, Mundford, Sandy & Kentford article here
Where? Suffolk and Lincolnshire. Photos 6. Comments 3. Posted 15 June 2007.
One weekend, three ROC posts. Two of them were locked but I'm including them anyway...
Read full ROC posts - Burgh-on-Bain, Westleton & Beyton article here
Where? Essex and Cambridgeshire. Photos 31. Comments 1. Posted 5 August 2007.
Several failry good ROC posts were visited during July. Here's a quick round up...
Read full ROC posts - Fordham, Parsons Drove & Rainham article here
Where? Cambridgeshire & Suffolk. Large photos 6. Comments 0. Posted 8 September 2008.
Another quick round up ROC posts that I've recently visited.
ROC posts were small underground observation posts to monitor nuclear fallout during the Cold War. Around 1600 were built, but many have since been demolished/filled in/flooded. Some remain intact, but welded shut. And some are open..
You can find out more about the ROC here.
Read full ROC posts - Linton, Arrington, Botesdale article here
Where? Suffolk. Photos 29. Comments 2. Posted 7 July 2007.
Another day, and two more ROC posts.
Read full ROC posts - Stradbroke & Garboldisham article here
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