Southamptons Abandoned WW2 Vehicle Relics, Hiding in plain sight.

[@windy33a]

I remember those landing craft being in good condition in the early 80's

[@TrexplorerUK]

Me too. Used to play there as a kid. Recall finding belts of ammo there around 1986 too. All good adventures 😊

[@borghome]

Can u show us where this is?

[@lenoraeaton]

I bet there"s is a story to tell and a lot of history here! Thanks for taking use along!!🌟👍😊

[@urbextwin]

Cool finds and a great video my friend. Peace 🤘🙃🤘

[@fhwolthuis]

Great finds guys! Love your channel. Greetings from the Netherlands

[@E_UNIT]

Hello mate I'm glad you like our content. Share it with your friends 😄👊

[@mrwan7010]

That was a great find.

[@E_UNIT]

Thankyou so much!

[@deslars1956]

Yes mate! Nice.

[@davidjuson5608]

Interesting. Surprised that none of the vehicles had parking tickets.

[@richievalentinobushcraftda9890]

Love the video, where abouts in Southampton is this?

[@ilywhitfield1433]

Awesome!! 💯💯

[@jearnott]

Just been to the D-Day Story in Southsea to see the 'last remaining LCT' and yet here are some more Landing Crafts - once part of HMS Cricket (now Hamble Country Park) which was a secret WW2 Training base. Fascinating - what a shame they cannot be restored!

[@E_UNIT]

Sounds like a lovely trip ☺️

[@goodquestion8064]

Hi guys great video , can you tell where the vehicles are, I’m from swaythling area

[@robb236]

make me wonder how they can just dump unwanted boats and stuff by just leaving it on the shore to rot away ....... and no one stopped them or made them clear it away ...... especially when if i put my rubbish bags out a day early, i get a letter from the council

[@TrexplorerUK]

Back at your sir - great discovery

[@Mar-nc1om]

I think these could be Falklands war landing crafts. Possibly Foxtrot 7/8

[@E_UNIT]

It's possible, unfortunately I know very little about them. Thank you for the information, 😊

[@borghome]

Can you show us where they are please?

[@robertthompson2694]

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