‘The Cubs Hut’ is not officially next on my list of explores. That belongs to yet another Time Capsule, as does the one after that.
It's a question of slow-releasing 'the good stuff' intermingled with the duffers. I can't do the best ones one after another?
This means you're going to have to tolerate this rather crap explore, which was discovered by 
I have never been for discrimination of explores. If we can get in and there's something to photograph then it's fair game. If it sucks big donkey dicks like this then so be it.
The Cubs brought back bad memories for me. I joined at the age of 8, allowed my parents to buy me the full clothing outfit, and then attended around 4 times before vetoing it.
They were hardly impressed with the wasted expenditure, but I was even less enthralled with the rampant bullying.
If Lord Baden-Powell meant well with his 'Cubs', then he could stick his Cub Scouts up his arse as well as the ‘teachers’, and the beefy older lads who attended bringing their wayward fists.
That was in the 1970s and this is now. Why is this one abandoned and vandalised?
I expect the kids of today to be farting out behind their video consoles, and collectively contributing to our growing world obesity problem.
We approached the building with caution; it's parallel to a dodgy council estate with plenty of would-be Karen's.
It looked like a custom-made DIY building made solely for purpose. The one I joined was hosted in an old decaying church and nothing like this.
Walking inside did not result in a flood of nostalgia, it was another shit-tip heavily vandalised with few redeeming features.
Studio 2 does look like it used to host magicians. I questioned
I can see the local kids held no fondness for it, though kicking down plasterboard thin walls in a mindless frenzy seems to be quite fashionable in today's youthful society.
This indicates Girls were welcome. It was only Boys when I was a member, the Girls joined the Guides.
It does look like a serving hatch. Pie and Peas is the traditional poor diet food handed out to stop you from freezing to death during our winters.
Hardly the décor to suit a teenager, the cubs typically handled boys at ages less than 10. The mural was as good as it was going to get.
The main area was quite small, a contrast to my experience which was large enough to play ‘British Bulldogs’ where you would get intentionally tripped up by the bigger lads when trying to pass them.
What better place to start a fire than in something quite combustible? I can’t see ‘The Cubs Hut’ lasting for much longer, especially as it’s in close proximity to the late ‘White Lion' which suffered a recent fatal arson attack.
Yes, it's scraping the bottom of the barrel; the sign miraculously had not been ripped away from the wall by frenetic, delirious youths in search of fulfillment.
If I thought I may find any paperwork here, I would be mistaken. Toilet parts however could be attained quite freely and in large quantities.
We left ‘The Cubs Hut' hoping it was not going to set a precedent for that days' exploring when it came to quality.
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