Welcome to these pages, There are 7 pages, each with four ( well nearly ) pictures. the pictures are 640 X 480 and about 40k ish so fairly small. I also have them in 1152 X 864 resolution, but they range around 300k. if there is one you really would like I could email it to you, but not to many.

What can be achieved with a digital camera is quite limited compared to a regular one, but I hope you can still make them out OK..

I'm afraid to say the old place is pretty run down every window in any unoccupied buildings is smashed and inside they are truly derelict. There is rubble and tangled iron everywhere. The roads are really beat up and you have to take care. Children and families who have bought into the housing play amongst the dangerous piles of rubble and buildings. 
You may be able to make out the Control Tower across the fence in one of the shots. The Airfield is still used and not accessible, as we watched a dozen or so parachutists drifting down near the hanger to the left They are just dots on the picture. 
Some of the buildings are in use as industrial units and I see they have used some near to the housing sections for shops and a club. The old Commissary and Exchange building looks like a welders shop now. 
As you arrive at the main gate you are asked to report to the gate hut. The chap was quite helpful and allowed me in. As you enter, you pass the most tidy and industrialized section on your right, once past that it's all down hill. I drove to the roundabout ( visible on the map, see Sculthorpe 53 ). Cut back to my left, then back to the roundabout and took the next left and drove up to the Motor workshop, and club house. 

Just use the links down the side to navigate. There are some pictures of Sculthorpe Village on my Photopoint Album Click Here to go to my main album page when you've done here.

Regards, David