Cambridge Military Hospital, Aldershot, Hampshire

“Immediately we bumped in to another set of explorers, photographing the metallic autopsy bench, complete with bone saw blades”

Burlington Bunker, under RAF Corsham, Wiltshire

“Under the Corsham Cotswalds approximately eighty feet below ground, and around a kilometer in length lies the UK's largest underground bunker and for sixty years one of the best kept secrets in modern MOD history”

Breakwater Fort, Portland Harbour, Dorset

“The sheer scale of the Breakwater Fort becomes apparent as you approach the small, secluded harbour. We moored up and headed straight to the Fort, the outbuildings would have to wait.”

Fremington Army Camp, nr Barnstaple, Devon

“The camp, although abandoned, has a sense of feeling that it could quite easily be used again at the drop of a hat”

Holton Heath Laboratories, nr Poole, Dorset

“We'd pretty much given up when we spotted our access - staring right at us! "There's always a way in!"”

RAF Chilmark, Underground Ammunition Bunker, Wiltshire

“This place was definitely a nice surprise. The underground was in really good condition with a lot of nice features. One of the nicest underground ammo stores I've ever seen”

Underground Fuel Storage Bunkers, Poole, Dorset

“Rather wet in the entrance and got even wetter inside. Flooded in fact. We opened the large heavy door and was greeting by a nice long passageway”

Kidlington Grain Silo, Oxfordshire

“There's still a lot of nice workings on the upper levels. Floors are very scary in places and if you're visiting, be really careful!”

Farleigh Down Tunnel, Batheaston, Wiltshire

“The tunnel was linked to the Monkton Farleigh Central Ammunition Depot approximately 1 mile away. Ammunition would be brought to the railway sidings, loaded in to carts and sorted in the yard below ground.”

Ilford Park – Polish Camp, Newton Abbot, Devon

“Room upon room filled with war memorabilia, journals, letters, newspapers - some of these things should be in a museum!”

Portland ROTOR Bunker, Dorset

“The entrance tunnel, gently sloping into the bunker is breath-taking and by far the most incredible feature of the ROTOR.”