December 28, 2015

St Mary ( Ruins ) Ashford - Kent


We took a short drive near Puckley, and on our way, we discovered some charming church ruins. The ruins are said to have been built around the year 1500, but sadly, they were damaged during World War II by a V-1 flying bomb, commonly known as a "doodlebug." Unfortunately, not much more information can be found about the ruins.


















December 07, 2015

Greenwich North Footpath - Greenwich


The footpath is a fascinating route to explore, although it can be quite long. Construction of the tunnel began in 1899, and it finally opened to the public in 1902. While there are suggestions that the tunnel may have been used as an air-raid shelter during wartime, there is no definitive information to confirm this.,






First Entrance - Greenwich 



 Second Entrance - Isle of dog

October 11, 2015

Unicorn house - Chichester


I saw some workers outside a building and asked if I could take a look inside. To my surprise, they allowed me to enter and explore. The building, known as Unicorn House, was quite spacious but largely empty at the time. It has since been converted into a Sainsbury's grocery store..



 







September 03, 2015

Sally Port/Brompton Air-raid shelter - Brompton


I'm not very familiar with this air-raid shelter, but it is the only one still standing in the area. These shelters were built to protect locals during air raids. This particular shelter is quite small and easily accessible; I simply had to move the gate to walk inside. It doesn’t extend very far..











September 01, 2015

Frindsbury Chalkpit - Strood



I don’t have much information about the old chalk pit in Finsbury. However, during my exploration, I came across an old tunnel that runs beneath the chalk pit. Unfortunately, I couldn’t take any photos of the tunnel’s interior because my camera ran out of battery..








 

August 21, 2015

St Michaels Mount - Cornwall


The location of the village dates back to the 12th century, though it was rebuilt in the 15th century. Today, the site is owned by the National Trust.

 

Visitors can reach the island either by boat or on foot, depending on the tide. During our visit, we had to take a boat due to high tide, which caused us to miss the crossing. The castle is a must-see and definitely worth visiting..































Cutty Sark, - Greenwich

Cutty Sark  I have always wanted to visit this boat, but for some reason, I never got around to it. So, during our annual trip to London bef...