Prince William Barracks

 Prince William barracks

                                            

Date: 22-09-2020

location: Medway 

Current: Open to the public

since they have restored the stight i though ill go and check out the site and see waht it looks like now and i have to say they did do a really good job of it too.

Prince William Barracks is a component of Fort Amherst, but it has been allowed to fall into disrepair. It is said that in the 19th century, the battery was used for royal salutes. 

Farleigh Down Tunnel

           Farleigh down tunnels 

 

Date: 12-09-2020

location: Wiltshire

Current:  Unknown 

have to say this was an interesting explore, to say the least. There was a traveler living on-site, but thankfully, they were not phased by our presence and even took some time to speak with us. The tunnels themselves were extremely trashed and covered in graffiti. It is said that the tunnel was built to handle 1,000 tons of ammunition daily and was not completed until 1941.

 

Farleigh down tunnels - South East Slope Shaft

                              Farleigh down tunnels -  South East Slope Shaft

                                                    

Date: 12-09-2020

location: Wiltshire

Current:   Unknown 

I couldn't find much on the east slope - but by what I can work out it was connected to the other slop back in the day.

Brow Folly Tower

 Browns Folly Tower

Date: 12-09-2020

location: Wiltshire

Current:   Open to public 

This tower is one of the most sketchy sites I have ever visited, primarily due to the lack of handrails or safety features. It is noted as a Grade II listed building and was constructed in 1988.

 

 

Brown Folly Mines AKA FDQ

 Brown Folly Mines

Date: 12-09-2020

location: Bradford-on-Avon

Current:   Unknown .

This was a fun exploration, and we were shown around by a few other explorers. We must have spent a good 3 to 4 hours underground here and saw a lot of the tunnels, before we moved on to another set of tunnels in the area.

. Although it was described as just an average stone bath quarry, the war Department did use some of it for ammunition storage.