Behind Dereham Road, Norwich

A couple of streets behind Norwich's Dereham Road (behind the former KFC), June 2016.

Trailer Trash: Beneath the A146

Abandoned and decaying beneath the A146 flyover, just outside of Norwich.

And Now I'm Here Drunk Because the World Has Beat Me

Decay Dogs: Great Yarmouth Quay

Wandering around the quays of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Happy (It Will Be Removed)

Derelict lot near the train station, Cambridge.

The Abandoned Boozers of Norwich

Some very early (re-edited) images from EastScapes. The declining pub industry seemed to represent the present-day UK in a nutshell: decay, shifting community, shifting leisure patterns. So much history has been carved out on the floorboards of British inns: the bargain booze aisles of harshly-lit supermarkets don't feel quite the same.

The Derelict East: Changing Rooms, Lowestoft

Its exterior covered in graffiti'd images of crows, this dingy hole was once a changing room facility for either the neighbouring Lowestoft Cricket Club ground or a now-gone caravan site - perhaps both.

This building is only a few minutes walk from Ness Point - the most easterly point in the UK - so this may well be the nation's most easterly derelict site.

HMSO Walk pt 2

Second part of an earlier entry, exploring Norwich's long-empty Sovereign House.