There is a large amount of dung around the area (especially within the buildings), and
underground a large amount of obscene graffiti and dates, indicative that the bunker has
been used for drug misuse at one time or another. Its "use" by various people has
also been confirmed by the farmer.
Disclaimer: All the info given here is incomplete, there's always something
missing. This is basically to cover our own backs, but for someone with a bit of sense it
shouldn't be too hard to fill in the blanks. The authors of this page and the carriers do not
take any responsibility whatsoever for any action you may carry out as a result of you
reading or using this information. Any documentation provided is given for research purposes
only.
A Note For Those Hoping To Go Sightseeing...
Be wary. When we went to look the entire area was barbed-wired off and the buildings were in
a very dilapidated state. The farmer wasn't too impressed at us going across his land (the
fields have been used to graze cattle), and does go after people - usually with a shotgun.
In addition, the flooring in much of the underground area is missing or broken, and there is
only one entrance/exit. There is extreme subsidence, some bog areas, and up to 50ft holes in
the ground. Basically, seek permission from the farmer, although he's unlikely to give it;
and don't go there on your own (six of us went, all fully equipped with torches, CB radios,
chalk and breathing masks).
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Attribution
Attribution of this document should be given as:
A Report on Bempton Rotor Bunker, Cap'n B et al, published by
hackHull?, March 1997
