Creepy photos show abandoned Scottish World War One bomb depots

Creepy new photographs show the ruins of an abandoned hidden World War One bomb depot in Scotland. The depot, which is nestled along the River Forth near Stirling, was created in 1916 and used to supply fuel to the British naval effort in Europe during the Great War. The site is part of the run-down Bandeath Munitions Depot, where more than 35 abandoned storage warehouses are located around 100 metres apart. The facility was established as an Admiralty Depot during the First World War, where it was used to store munitions and explosives to supply the British fleet. The depot was also used to produce mines, shells, and bombs, some of which weighed as much as 800 kilograms. Situated close to the facility was the prisoner-of-war camp Polmaise, whose labour was used to erect the stores that ar