After the Second World War, so many of the war specific buildings went into disrepair because the war was over and no one was using them. Anyway, these derelict satellite dishes are a hangover from the days when they were necessary.
Used to alert the Allied forces to incoming air attacks, the English-built, and stationed, derelict satellite dishes are now just spooky. But, thankfully for us, they make some cool photographs.
Implications - These derelict satellite dishes are creepy reminder of a begone era that most only learn about via a text book (or Wikipedia). Have a gander at these phenomenal photographs.
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The Derelict Satellite Dishes are Creepy Cool
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