So, if I find a mine, the mine ain’t mine. Got it.
> Live WW11 ammunition…
Holdup *what?!*
Jeez, you don’t pay attention to the news for 1 week and WW3-WW10 all happen.
We appeared to have crawled into an area marked with mushrooms.
Wherever you are it looks beautiful
So for WW11 time travel will be involved that should be interesting
Probably not a mine field, but where is this? I reckon its an old training range
There’s areas in the Peak District where there’s concrete tracks so that WWII tanks could drive into the moors for target practice. There’s also brick structures that held winches to pull moving targets, and giant washing troughs so the tanks could be hosed down to stop them spreading mud onto public roads.
Live ammunition is still regularly found there, but there’s no helpful signs like this…
It’s a leap of faith
Off to the nudist beach today.,.. bit chilly mind.
Your Mum thought differently…so thank her
I’d forgotten world war eleven
I mean you would have a story if you could tell people in 2060 that you lost a leg on the order of Kaiser Wilhelm.
Similar thing on a beach near me. When growing up we would go there often and every time we’d find an empty bullet casing, dad would keep it, clip them together and eventually he had enough to make a sash out of them. Still find him wearing it occasionally when visiting him..
I love how they recommend calling the National Trust before the police, as if Pauline in membership renewals is going to know what to do with a UXB.
Kinda wild we still find bombs and shit from the world wars.
World War ONE ammunition??? How the fu** is it still live???
Someone said Dorset, Lulworth firing ranges?
Stay on the path OP! And check for the red flags.
*Did you have a nice break?*
*Yes, I had a blast….*
I saw the same sign at my local Indian takeaway
I live close by in Bournemouth and this is misunderstood all the time. It’s a warning of the nudist beach as they get a bit frisky
If the ammunition doesn’t get you, the quicksand will. But on the plus side; There’s a [bonus](https://i.imgur.com/rvokKay.jpg) if you get past it all.
“inform the national trust or the police”
I think in the former they would charge extra to experience the history. Some warden with a lanyard and an iZettle waddles up to you from his sleepy timber shed. “We’re doing a tour of this in twenty minutes. £60 please”
Where is this?
Studland innit?
Michael Palin crawls out of the sea: “It’s…” BOOM!
Love a National Trust “you might explode” sign so adding this to the list to explore!
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So, if I find a mine, the mine ain’t mine. Got it.
> Live WW11 ammunition…
Holdup *what?!*
Jeez, you don’t pay attention to the news for 1 week and WW3-WW10 all happen.
We appeared to have crawled into an area marked with mushrooms.
Wherever you are it looks beautiful
So for WW11 time travel will be involved that should be interesting
Probably not a mine field, but where is this? I reckon its an old training range
There’s areas in the Peak District where there’s concrete tracks so that WWII tanks could drive into the moors for target practice. There’s also brick structures that held winches to pull moving targets, and giant washing troughs so the tanks could be hosed down to stop them spreading mud onto public roads.
Live ammunition is still regularly found there, but there’s no helpful signs like this…
It’s a leap of faith
Off to the nudist beach today.,.. bit chilly mind.
Your Mum thought differently…so thank her
I’d forgotten world war eleven
I mean you would have a story if you could tell people in 2060 that you lost a leg on the order of Kaiser Wilhelm.
Similar thing on a beach near me. When growing up we would go there often and every time we’d find an empty bullet casing, dad would keep it, clip them together and eventually he had enough to make a sash out of them. Still find him wearing it occasionally when visiting him..
I love how they recommend calling the National Trust before the police, as if Pauline in membership renewals is going to know what to do with a UXB.
Kinda wild we still find bombs and shit from the world wars.
World War ONE ammunition??? How the fu** is it still live???
Someone said Dorset, Lulworth firing ranges?
Stay on the path OP! And check for the red flags.
*Did you have a nice break?*
*Yes, I had a blast….*
I saw the same sign at my local Indian takeaway
I live close by in Bournemouth and this is misunderstood all the time. It’s a warning of the nudist beach as they get a bit frisky
A Detectorists paradise, I should imagine.
Spicy beach rocks.
That’s not a sign, [this is how Northumberland do it.](https://i.imgur.com/8a0oCE7.jpg)
If the ammunition doesn’t get you, the quicksand will. But on the plus side; There’s a [bonus](https://i.imgur.com/rvokKay.jpg) if you get past it all.
“inform the national trust or the police”
I think in the former they would charge extra to experience the history. Some warden with a lanyard and an iZettle waddles up to you from his sleepy timber shed. “We’re doing a tour of this in twenty minutes. £60 please”
Where is this?
Studland innit?
Michael Palin crawls out of the sea: “It’s…” BOOM!
Love a National Trust “you might explode” sign so adding this to the list to explore!
Currently have;
Orford Mess
Dolaucothi
Huh? WW11?
How long have I been out?