Greenham Common Mystery Vehicle Tracks and farm fail explore

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DJI Mavic Zoom DRONE
Sony A7s ii with Samyang 14mm full frame lens
Dji Pocket 2 camera
Insta 360x R
BOBLOV 32GB Ambarella A7L50 Bodyworn Infra Red Camera
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Nvidia RTX 3950 GFX
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[@nitrojunkie88]

Its the old ammo dump/stores area for the base so I was told, I lived at the bottom of Greenham Road in the 90's-2000's.

[@ianddavidson1]

This is an abandoned bomb store, which was built after the WW2 bomb stores (To the NE of the control Tower,) and about the same time as the original igloos on the site which is now partially GAMA. The site at Crookham Common also stored the JATO bottles which were fitted to the B47, and ammunition for the 2 × 20 mm (0.787 in) M24A1 autocannon housed in a remote controlled tail turret. The concrete structures are gantry cranes. There is an almost identical structure at RAF Mildenhall, just off Skelton's Drove. Don't know anything about HMS Holloway and there is no reference in the definitive list of shore establishments.

[@nikf3188]

Something very similar at Wittering in the woods towards Kingscliff too - Igloos still intact

[@Crimetvuk]

Some of my best explores have come about because of going to places that turn out to be failed explores but have seen suff on the way to or on way back from failed explores, even bumped into locals that have pointed me in the direction of another building. Remember failed explores don’t necessarily mean a waste or a failed day.

[@spicenug]

Worse case scenario is that you get a bit of exercise 🙂(Hopefully anyway)

[@Crimetvuk]

@@spicenug 💯%

[@Lee-eu6wf]

I'm sure IKS went around there on the concrete roads, well something very similar.

[@dantanfield7664]

They did indeed cover it. Was another group as well that did a good video on it but can't think who

[@lob2435]

Matt I’m not even 2 minutes in and you are my all time favourite person ever. Will forever say this.

[@TheSecretVault]

Awwww

[@willp358]

It really does look like the conventional bomb dump. Lots of them were laid out like that and away from the airfield. Thing is, if the nukes went off accidentally then Hampshire and surrounding counties would have disappeared! If a few conventional weapons went up, it would be mess but away from the base and generally manageable..

[@markhawkins7908]

I'm sure iks have been here or very similar with lots of overhead gantry cranes to unload shells and other military hardware

[@Dinkum_Aussie]

WOW! 2 videos in one day! Double ended Saturday 😆 Great ! Thank you! 😎👍

[@fredsimmons2793]

This young lady can break trail for me anytime Ollie!

[@kernow..exp.]

We all get fail explorers mate it's part of it

[@chrissimmons5611]

it could be where they kept the trigger system for the nuclear bombs because i think they were never with the bombs until they went to threat level was high

[@spicenug]

I got the ''fine mess'' reference . Nice to see you do an explore with Kayleigh.

[@rogerc7960]

Cruise missile truck parking?

[@markhuber6231]

Thank you Matthew for the work you do. All very well done professional. Because of what you do, I see things I'd never ever get to see.

[@mikewright447]

when your using google earth etc to look at military bases look at the edges and follow the tracks , like area51 everyone looks at the main base and runways but if you follow the tracks out and away you will see all the old nuke craters , patterns carved into the ground for bomb practise more hangars and buildings , silos and radar domes and remains of villages and other things.

[@MathewBall]

The long grid-like roads are most probably military storage for weapons like bombs, guns, vehicles or explosives, maybe even all of them?

[@JasonJohnson-yu8zf]

I think they may be the old ww2 bomb stores, there's a very similar arrangement at Skipwith common nature reserve ( an old ww2 airbase) near Selby

[@ianddavidson1]

The Skipwith Common concrete is an old WW2 bomb store. This Greenham Common site is a 1950's Secondary Storage Area. Check out the one at RAF Mildenhall, Skelton's Drove.

[@chrisrichardson8390]

This site was use in 1943 by the RAF and the USAF to build the wooden Waco Gliders

[@margaretparker8781]

Liked the vlog from Margaret P

[@columbo7927]

Interesting Matthew Thank you

[@Voodoo_S3]

Either what you said or vehicle storage... or both. Search "Sierra Army Depot | arsenal / weapon and ammunition storage, military, United States Army" and there's an image of vehicles being stored in what looks like a similar style/configuration.

[@neilmatthews5139]

I was told that no nuclear weapons were ever at Greenham common, they were stored the other side of the m4 off the 'secret junction'.

[@ExMAB4]

RAF Welford

[@derekcotton28]

Bomb store ..with the railing for movement.

[@russellpetrie119]

the blue container wouldve been used to store horse feed air tight keeps rats out the cameras were used in operation when the farm was active it was prone to thieves and horses are expensive

[@birdster2007]

IKS I believe has been round these in a upload a few years ago, or something very similar

[@urbexwithtaffy]

Saving this for the wank bank 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Dinkum_Aussie]

Hahaha 😝

[@urbexwithtaffy]

@@Dinkum_Aussie hahaha

[@Crimetvuk]

definitely some serious fukin issues you mate 😂

[@Mikes666]

Ffs 🤦‍♂️

[@Trish1]

Fabulous drone footage and music 👍 Interesting to see the tracks - goes to show how much can be seen from a drone. I hope somebody comes up with an explanation! 👍👍

[@exploringmetaldetecting5989]

GOOD EXPLOE MATT NICE FIND .MAKE THINK LOTS PLACE HID AWAY

[@paulachurch2551]

I believe the original owners of the farm thought this could be an equestrian centre for olympics maybe 20 years ago. He thought the land was the value!

[@mistymoo8786]

Love the drone footage

[@Crimetvuk]

I wonder if someone is growing 🍃 in that house? CCTV on a place like that seems a bit too random to me

[@ianddavidson1]

Regarding the farm, there are a few possibilities but without knowing the location I can't help. I lived in the area many years and have a reasonable knowledge of the military works from WW2 to present time.

[@donaldmaxwell3472]

the cruse missiles were deployed by trucks this could be a training ground for deploying them also for American solders driver training maybe secret mock ups of deployment sites in the uk

[@dantanfield7664]

The farms been abandoned a while waiting for development, pass it often. I checked it our last year but was no access to the house or bungalow

[@garyfort]

Those where prolly railhead staging areas there r old friends tracks there

[@hahomy]

Great little video Matt always good to see the fails cos it keeps it real, enjoyed this 👍

[@dominicbaylis2538]

That was Crackerjack Crackerjack oh I could crush a grape, Smashing

[@elizabethkorzeniewska5319]

Better late than never, like your video.

[@georgesmith8113]

Fun stuff. Thanks Matthew! 👍👍👍👊😎

[@marktownsend9333]

Your Drone skills are second to none top 🍌

[@i3az]

It's now "that's another NICE mess you've gotten me into" courtesy of the Mandela effect.. Right, back to the video..

[@colintook3357]

Nice to see another explore with Kayleigh. She's cute.

[@buffplums]

Haha brilliant

[@traceypotts9425]

Love the music 🎶

[@CR250noob95]

Certainly more to that place than meets the eye...

[@garth8979]

Good man. Last time I was loitering in the bushes with a female nearby I was arrested 😉

[@Thunderknox]

to me they look like runways.. because of the concrete used ? :O

[@jeffreycarson3183]

If you go on historical view on Google Earth you can see frames or buildings going across tree area so unlikely to be bomb stores.Time line 1983 I think.I have a photo but cannot see how to send to you.

[@Urbex_key]

Cool video and a very exciting place. You inspire me to make videos aswell :). Stay safe ^^

[@Behindstage]

23. She was born in 1999 😂 let that sink in.

[@paulwise6722]

Wasn't it a film set

[@adams7351]

👍

[@mikeoftheclandobson5483]

Grow room? 😂😂😂

[@andyplimbley630]

Bomb dump matt

[@kathleenroberts6357]

I have no idea if it is, but what comes to my mine is a little village where personel live while the base was in operation or a storage area

[@markrowe8824]

maybe also where the police were stationed while the protestors were at greenham common, after all they would have needed to be there for a long time.

[@MrPhenomenon1]

mini moto track

[@oliverdrewitt4798]

Cameras around there because the very very rich neighbour doesn’t want anyone around😂. I used to live opposite there (home farm) have dropped you an email before Matt

[@buzznitnation1305]

tartary empire built that

[@shrimpshack1537]

Cool T shirt Mickey mouse is in a house going urbex exploring.

[@minisareus]

Bomb loading /unloading I think it's went there

[@brimleyhillmassive]

Rifle ranges?

[@donaldmaxwell3428]

didn't they use this for driver training for the us soldiers to get use to to the british roads

[@mrhairypalm5006]

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[@TheSecretVault]

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[@OLIFAB]

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