Trespass video

[50002Superb]

Does anyone know where this was filmed?

Urban Ex on Instagram: "The UK’s Biggest Abandoned Train Graveyard there was over 30 trains here… #urbex #urbanexploration #abandonedplaces #lostplaces #forgottenplaces"

u_r_b_a_n_e_x_p_l_o_r_e on September 30, 2026: "The UK’s Biggest Abandoned Train Graveyard there was over 30 trains here… #urbex #urbanexploration #abandonedplaces #lostplaces #forgottenplaces".

www.instagram.com

Someone should notify the owners.

 

[Forty29]

There's a lot of these type of videos on YouTube claiming to have found an abandoned yard which is l presume private property, unless it's a set up and they have actually gained permissions.

 

[sad1e]

Does anyone know where this was filmed?

Urban Ex on Instagram: "The UK’s Biggest Abandoned Train Graveyard there was over 30 trains here… #urbex #urbanexploration #abandonedplaces #lostplaces #forgottenplaces"

u_r_b_a_n_e_x_p_l_o_r_e on September 30, 2026: "The UK’s Biggest Abandoned Train Graveyard there was over 30 trains here… #urbex #urbanexploration #abandonedplaces #lostplaces #forgottenplaces".

www.instagram.com

Someone should notify the owners.

That's Long Marston IMCR scrapyard

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The owners of the site are well aware and patch any holes in the fence that appear with razor wire , but there's not much they can do about people getting in as long as they don't damage anything in the site.

 

[Jimini]

We've had a few of these at the end of our road, scaling walls and exploring the (now abandoned) school at the top:

 

[sad1e]

That's Long Marston IMCR scrapyard

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The owners of the site are well aware and patch any holes in the fence that appear with razor wire , but there's not much they can do about people getting in as long as they don't damage anything in the site.

And as long as damage isn't caused and they just take photos/videos I don't see an issue to be fair.

 

[50002Superb]

And as long as damage isn't caused and they just take photos/videos I don't see an issue to be fair.

Well if they injure themselves then the owner is it at risk for liability, which can extend to include corporate manslaughter.

This is way beyond acceptable and should not, in any way, be applauded