St Mary's Church - Burham

 St Marys church 

Date:   April 2021

Location: Rochester

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

today we did a family-friendly location,  the church is itself is located in a small town in the Medway area, but just tucked away - from the outside the church looks close only thing that tells you about the church is open is a sign, once you go through the doors into the church is left all set out.

we spent a good hour inside the church taking photos and videos of the places and it defo somewhere ill recommend  people to visit in the open hours 

it said that the church is grade one listed, 

St Dunstan-in-the-East - London

 St Dunstan in the east 

Date:   April 2021

Location: London

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

Youtube Video : No

Hidden a busy part of London is this lovely gem of a church that within an hour of being there it became so popular. 

this place i would recommend to anyone that in the London area.

It is said that the church was built around 1100 - but was damaged in 1666 in the great fire of London.

Cliff marsh - Medway

 Cliffe Mash

Date:   April 2021

Location: cliffe

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

Living very local to Cliffe and less than 10 mins away I thought I’ll meet up with a good explore friend off mine and have another little nose around the marsh to see what has changed.

The day starts off pretty wired! First, it snowed and then I was sunny but heyho that British weather for you 😅

Other that and my feet hurting a bit was an overall good day out mooching around the marsh again

It is said that the ROC post opened in 1961 but closed down 7 years later in 1968, 

it also said that the old kilns backdate to around 1866-6 

pe for the Johnson chamber kiln.

sadly can not find any history on the air-raid shelter so possible to do with the house near by

it said that Cliffe fort was built about the 1860s to help guard the Thames against a sea-born attack - it's one of many forts around the kent shorelines.

the old decoy air-field is said to backdate to 1941-1942

ROC POST

Cement works & Kilms

Salt lane air-raid shelter 

Cliffe fort 

Cliffe Decoy air-field 

Harty Ferry road Air Raid Shelter - Sheppey

 Air-raid Sheppey 

Date:   April 2021

Location: Sherness

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

Youtube Video Yes

The Explore :

Getting down to the bunker was easy any anything like it on a public walking route, the drive down to it was so lovely saw all kinds of nature, we parked up in the carpark and then walked down to the bunker

When exploring the bunker - I scared a pass by who was taking photos off the bunker 😅 I didn’t mean to scare them, just I was coming out the door as they were about to walk in, but we stood chatting for a while.

The bunker itself is very small but very open, so makes me wonder if they're gonna leave it open or gonna close it up because of how public the bunker is.

There is not much to the shelter - it only has one room, and a small escape shaft and the entrance was made out of blast prove.