CARNAGE: Location help

[Fallout]

Yeah, I think I'm onto a good trick with bridges. Bridges are in public domain and also very industrial looking. For example, minor roads which should be quite quiet (in terms of traffic) running under the M3 look like this. The only negative here is that lighting maybe a bit suspect and there could be significant road noise from the traffic above.

Either way, continuing my hunt for large but quiet bridges in the local area. Suggestions welcome from fellow GMers with local knowledge.

[Wideboy]

Again I know of one but it in the middle of the new forest so a bit far.

[Fallout]

You're useless!

[Wideboy]

Where the a31 crosses the ornamental drive (or the beginnings of it). Tue road that the redshoot pubs on. i don't know the name without looking

Theres an empty building thats part of wallop telephone exchange, It's not that big though.

You mentioned multi storey carparks, the one in the centre of Aldershot has no cctv and harldy anyone parks on the top 2 floors due to the local yoofs and their herbal cigarettes and you can access the roof!

Just an idea!

[Fallout]

If everyone is game, we can try a few locations. If Ad is up for the rekkie of the old barracks on Friday, then we'll check that, bridges along the M3 and can try that multi-story if the other locations aren't suitable. Do you know if that car park is open on a Sunday? They're normally dead quiet then as most of the town is closed.

Ad, what is that building like inside and can we access it without prying eyes? Might be worth having on the list in case an internal location seems necessary, especially if it looks a bit run down or industrial.

I can take you up there on friday if you want and you can look yourself.

I'd prefer to start quite early if we are going to look at these places.

On Sundays there is a carboot on the ground floor but up top should be pretty quiet!

[Littlepeahead]

Originally Posted by Wideboy

Where the a31 crosses the ornamental drive (or the beginnings of it). Tue road that the redshoot pubs on. i don't know the name without looking

It's the road the runs from the back of Emery down I beleive. The Red SHoot is in the opposite direction from Lyndhurst from there. Just watch out for Red Deer along there, they can be grumpy so and so's at this time of year.

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?saddr...uk&mra=ls&z=17