Aldershot Garrison Water Supply, Hampshire
Having been holed up down South atm, I had a kind offer of visiting this place one evening having missed out on the earlier trip with BHG & BBA
All told it was a rushed job (literally) and I only just made the last train back thanks to soylent green driving at warp speed

I've been lazy with the history here, so I'll share what Ordnance kindly posted a while back
South of an area known as 'Caesar’s Camp' on the A287 which was a major water catchment area for Aldershot Camp which had its own water supply from Aldershot Town
There were (and still are) a number of uncovered reservoir's and until recent years a water tower and pump house on the other side of the road
These would feed smaller header reservoirs and water towers in the camp which in turn fed tanks in the roofs of the barracks
..And
The old hutted Aldershot Camp dates from the 1880's after the Crimean War when it replaced an earlier tented camp
When the Water Works & Catchment Area started to be built, the date of this structure I do not know, but it has not been in action since the at least the late 50's
Above ground it's difficult to realise there is anything about until you look a bit closer
A number of ornate cast iron breathers hide amongst the shrubbery, as well as some locked hatches dotted about being the only clue here
Below, there are 4 separate Reservoirs, three large rectangular (only one accessible) and a smaller rotund one
A couple of the hatches were flapping in the wind so I descended some rusty ladders to inspect below..
The rectangular one was the most interesting, larger in scale and with the absence of any water these days a pipe and some valves held up by a vaulted roof & pillars, what else did you expect

Conscious of the time we headed out and descended into the smaller round resi
There wasn't much to see here so a couple of pics before we raced for the train!
That's all folks