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After seeing a previous post on Broken Britain and living not a million miles away from the site I decided to visit with Trench as back up. It was most def a creepy place and it has fallen into disrepair. It is a lovely looking building but the atmosphere inside was not right. Creepy to say the...

Awesome place with perfect weather, another place I haven't seen before so it was good to have a look around Hope you like the pics :D

During the 80 3 bunkers were built by southern water this one was built but never fitted or used due to ease of the cold war and the collapse of the soviet union explored with 12 gauge weird place as the electric still runs #

small bunker just off the road near cliffe fort explored with miss vanishing days sealed of at the end tho continues round the corner

The Northern entrance in dover is one of the most interesting access ways ive done thanks to solar p truly an amazing place would be great to see these places back in there better days but on with the pics the draw bridge guestbook

this is the first place i ever went suffered many years of damage and neglect. built in the 80s by tony Rokko a local businessman named after his son who unfortunately passed away. the place was internationally nown but was hsut due to tony rokko wanted the road access improved and was told no...

bit of a random find not really sure about the history of this place so if anyone noes let me no and ill add it in

Explored with misses vanishing days weird little place great little explore Hiistory Grain Dummy Fort was built and then rebuilt in 1905 the fort was prone to subsidence and there was many problems with the construction. the fort has a ditch full of water in front of it but there is no...

A few pics from multiple visits with 12 gauge and solar p This place is truly massive its so much bigger than i expected the walk out to it via the walkway just builds up the expectations truly one of the best places i have explored. bit of history Grain tower battery was constructed in 1855...

Cliffe Fort is a Royal Commission fort built in the 1860s on the edge of the Cliffe marshes on the Hoo Peninsula in north Kent to protect against invasion via the Thames. It is opposite Coalhouse Fort in Essex: they are 2km apart. Construction was difficult due to the marshy ground and the...

from one of my and solar p visits to dover love this place apart from the massive drop if u fuck up gettin in lol

Dont really no much about this stumbled across it looking for cliffe fort remeber some one told me it was a gun powder factory not much of the place left climing skills came in handy

Another part of solar p's birthday exploring day we visited the Archcliffe Galleries didnt even no they were there just noticed a big hole in the ground and hey presto. The bastion part is adjacent to the main Galleries part, comprised of three small rooms,in the corridor the ventalation slide...

found these on my trip out with solar p these are the 18th Century Caves on Military Road just down from the car park theres about 3 different ones.

my first attempt at an roc post with 12 gauge spent around an hour striipping the folage back was cool to see tho

another roc post capped with a lump of concrete no access

after a rather long walk with 12 gauge we found a sealed roc post were slightly annoyed as i was told it was open in good condition from the outside.

probably one of the weirdest places ive explored as the heating and electric still runs as its connected to the bingo hall next door thanks to abandoned uk for the tour visited with 12 gauge as well. loads of little bits still around didnt have my eos with me on this one so pics are a bit poor...

I was out having a walk around and seen a few reports of this place and thought why not, the gate was open so I walked in, I saw a landrover parked around the corner, then I went and walked straight into a security man, nice enough fella he let me wander around taking a few pics, tried all...

Me and my brother, littlewide had a really nice explore this morning onto the site of the now closed Snowdown colliery. Loads of building left standing easy access into most of them, this is the deepest mine in Kent at 3000m at its lowest point, apparently at that depth the rock is hot. We...