article_snippet: A video maker from Peterborough captured some incredibly eerie footage of a disused RAF station in Upwood.
article_snippet: Daniel Munns, a Lincoln University graduate, travelled to a disused RAF station in Upwood with a Phantom 2 DJI drone and a GoPro camera.
article_snippet: Filmmaker was drawn to the location because Filmmaker was bored of filming the fields around where Filmmaker lives and after purchasing a drone believed a disused RAF station in Upwood would be an interesting place in which to capture some unique footage.
article_snippet: After squeezing through a fence, Daniel captured some truly atmospheric footage of the abandoned RAF base . '
article_snippet: Opening on a shot of tall trees, some truly atmospheric footage of the abandoned RAF base fades into a birds-eye view of the abandoned RAF station.
article_snippet: Footage of the buildings up-close show the extent of the deterioration that has taken place since the abandoned RAF base was closed .
article_snippet: Royal Air Force Station Upwood is a former  non-flying station.
article_snippet: Royal Air Force Station Upwood was under the control of the United States Air Force from 1981, and one of three RAF stations in Cambridgeshire used by the United States Air Forces in Europe.
article_snippet: In 1994 the abandoned RAF station was closed by the Ministry of Defence and most of the Ministry of Defence was vacated with the land and buildings being sold off to civil ownership.