Purton Ships' Graveyard | Gloucestershire | HD 1080p

Come join us on a hauntingly beautiful journey through history and nature as we explore the Purton Ships' Graveyard in Gloucestershire. Established in 1909 to combat the erosion of the Severn Estuary riverbank, this eerie and atmospheric site houses the remains of 86 vessels, with the last vessel grounded here in 1973.

Venture into a world frozen in time, where these long-forgotten ships serve as inspiration for the creatively inclined. The Purton Ships' Graveyard is not just a testament to human ingenuity but also a testament to nature's ability to reclaim its own. As a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, it's a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts, offering opportunities to spot diverse flora and fauna along its banks.

This unique walking experience seamlessly connects you to local history, a rich maritime legacy, and the chance to explore mainland Britain's largest ship graveyard. Best of all, it's open to the public, making it a perfect destination for families, history buffs, and anyone seeking a fascinating, free, and open-air adventure.

Join us as we unravel the mysteries of Purton Ships' Graveyard, where the past meets the present, and nature reclaims its dominion. Subscribe now for more captivating journeys into the heart of history and the wonders of the natural world.

Researched, Directed and Presented by Melissa Esme.