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March 26, 2018

Hilsea lines - Portsmouth

Hilsea Lines



1st  visited : 02.05.2015 
Second Visit : 24-03-2018
Location : Hilsea 
Access : Yes Most parts  

This was my second visit to Hilsea Lines, and I have to say that almost nothing has changed. It was still very cool to see. I even saw things that I didn't notice during my visit back in 2015. It's a simple little place to explore, and you will likely come across other people as it seems to be a hideout for local kids and other explorers.

So it is said that the fort dates back to the 18th and 19th centuries and was built to protect Portsea. It was also a crucial naval base in the area.



















May 03, 2015

Hilsea Lines - portsmouth



the most part of the fort, you can explore the remains by walking around the sea lines. However, to see the casemates and other parts of the fort, you need to come off the beaten path. We found this out by mistake, but it was a lovely walk around the site.

The fort was built in the 18th to 19th century to protect Portsea, as Portsmouth was a key naval base during wartime..









































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