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Since the camp closed down in the late
50s it has become neglected. Although some of the buildings have been
used for storage, business premises and cow sheds, the whole site has now
become over grown and many of the huts are falling down. Yet nostalgia
still draws the people that grew up in the camp to visit and reminisce.
Some of the following photographs were taken in 2005 by Rysiek
Sozanski. I'd like to thank Rysiek for his help. |
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This was Rysiek Sozański's first
home. |
The Chapel over grown with ivy
hiding the large cross which is still on the wall. Inside the chapel
is now a store room. |
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One
of the barracks that used to be the officers mess. |
A brick fire place inside the
barrack that used to be the officers mess. |
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The camps shop and hall. |
Once a welcoming home with a
garden. |
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Once homes with gardens, now
cowsheds over grown and falling down. |
A view of
Broadway tower over the roofs of the barracks. |
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Photos taken in 2012 |
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The barrack that served as the
chapel with the undergrowth cleared |
Some of the barracks at the top of
the hill by the wood |
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