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Lydden spout battery was a manmade structure built along the white cliffs of Dover during World War 2. The tunnels underneath formed part of a plotting room and is accessible via an opening in the cliff face. This visit and picutres was back in 2016, but as of July 2020 the site is still...

History of South Foreland South Foreland Battery occupied a key position on the White Cliffs between Dover and the village of St. Margaret's. It was built at the beginning of WW2 and consisted of four 9.2" guns on a large site with many auxiliary buildings. The majority of the surface buildings...

With social isolation heating up a couple of weeks ago and our local shutting , me and a couple of friends decided to do one of our monthly road trips down to Dover before being forced into isolation for the next 3 weeks. Firstly we visited the infamous Dumpy B which I think we’ve now gone to...

A location I have walked round many times, and watched it fall ever more so to ruin. I wanted to return as all my old photos of this place had been lost when my files were wiped!! Totally forgot to bring my tripod so shots aren't great but give an idea of what this old factory would have looked...

With a rare bit of sun rearing its head it was time to take advantage and head back to a location I came across many years by mistake when checking out another nearby Battery. Very similar to elements of Wanstone Battery, but unfortunately in a much more sorry state. Unlike Wanstone, Farthingloe...

Once again, my pal and I heard that the word round the campfire was that this location was accessible. Having only been here once before and my wingman never having experienced it, I set the wheels in motion. So, I called my pal, who was laying on his living room floor pissed as a fart. "You...

Nothing fancy folks, or particularly exciting by any stretch, but was just one of those days when you have to get out of the house and stretch your legs. Whilst catching some fresh air I decided to go back to a location I first walked round/crawled into a few years back on a very cold New Years...

After searching for a report on this particular section of Dovers mighty Citadel I couldn't find one. So, humble apologies if there are already millions in place and I've demonstrated just how much of a turd I am by not finding them!! Many explorers have enjoyed experiencing the north and south...

Over the years I have walked past this location always wrongly assuming it was something completely different. That is of course till I noticed that the entry point wasn't secure. Well it would have been rude and unbritish to not take a butcher's. What a lovely surprise. I proceeded inside to...

The connecting ditch to the eastern outwork runs approximately south east from the eastern gorge of Fort Burgoyne (formerly known as Castle Hill Fort). A small two gun battery overlooked it. This battery is also a parallelogram with its longer sides running to the south. The central parade is...

A location that's been somewhat done to death, but hey ho, here's yet ANOTHER report on it, enjoy! After a considerably tiresome day in Dover, myself and @TheFerret decided to make one last pit stop at what was once our favourite photography spot...good old Langdon Hole ;)) So, we made our way...

After causing a colossal upset in the incredibly friendly urbex community, I've finally decided to release the photos from our infamous jape... On a particularly warm Octobers afternoon, myself and one of my close mates decided to "enter" Dover's gem, and what we came across is something we'll...

Can anyone shed some light on the north and south casemates and the infamous pipe is it still open or sealed . Please help x

This was the second place we hit up on a jaunt to Dover with my exploring buddies @KHurbanX and her partner. I finally made a trip to their neck of the woods and boy was it a treat! The battery at St Margaret's was one of the earliest to be established in the Dover area. Its four 5.5" guns...