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A bit of a tight squeeze to get in. Simple layout of two main rooms, one of which is the main munition store. Support racks mostly burnt and upper rails mostly removed. Zigzag tunnel to the actual gun, bricked up at the end. Fairly dry inside, unlike No1. Gun Magazine.

A bit tight to get in. Fairly damp inside, 2" deep water in the munition store. Munition store still retains support blocks and aerial rails for moving munitions. Simple layout of two main rooms and long tunnel to location of the gun, now bricked up. Curious how painted red dado rail goes up at...

Having attended this location on a few occasions over the years, I'm surprised there is very little coverage of this site. Detail on the location is limited but I managed to find a little, and also found a report by another explorer who named it as Lydden Bunkers! Following on from an earlier...

The Centre Bastion we know today was built in 1825 during the expansion of De Gomme’s original Sheerness Lines defences from 1670. It was originally armed with 64 pounder guns only for 2 10” mark 111 RML guns to be added. These were loaded with ammunition from the magazine tunnels below which...

The Explore: When I first started exploring I spent a lot of time researching places to visit in my local area, Medway. One place that really caught my interest was the underground main magazine of the Napoleonic era Fort Pitt in Chatham. As far as we could tell nobody had been inside since...

This is an amazing resource that should possibly be added to the mines and quarries information sticky , it was posted elsewhere http://www.train4underground.co.uk/caban-magazines-available-online/?fbclid=IwAR2qMqyv7t_7zqmKBf75ybHLaH6mdJqbjm_LKVob1OfmtbAdD5V_PXXKqyE

So finally JD got around to an electronic versions of the Drain0r magazines... About time! Some epic right here from the original lot who paved the way with this silly hobby Read all about it ♥ Drain0r #1 Drain0r #2

Day off work & sat at home doing nothing so thought I'd take advantage of the nice weather and go for a quick explore at an old disused quarry which is close to this site, and a friend saw one of my posts on social media and told me about this small set of tunnels as soon as I got in the car to...

Visited with: @UrbanZ, @Dora Grew Up, and a couple of non-members we met on the cliff. History: Lydden Spout Battery was constructed in 1941 on the cliffs of Dover and housed three 6" naval guns. The gun positions were demolished as part of the 'Eyesore 'Clearance' in the 1970s, although the...

Hi all, as it says above this moths D" SLR mag has a small feature on the hidden & sometimes dangerous world of Urbex ;) Only spread over 8 pages. Heralding 3 Photographers Mark Davies ? Daan Oude Elferink and Andy Kay. Small write up and smaller pictures,all from Europe? that"ll appeal to...

read a piece in my wifes latest best magazine relating to death threats made to Yvette Fielding. She said someone on 28 days later forum had been making them, but that now they had been removed.

Cut this page out of a zoo mag at work. It was a single page story.

Having seen a post on this place by The Fox, a few weeks back I decided to have a look myself as it is fairly local. I wont re-iterate what has already been said but this was part of the Clyde Defences, which also included decoys and HAA batterys. As such it was designated as a World War...

Page 41 of November 2007 has an article on 28dayslater and UE entitled Dispite thier status as outsiders, urban explorers have much more in common with Architects and property developers than they might think will get a scan up later