Date: December 2015
Location: Puckley
Public or Abandoned: public
Demolished: No
My family and I took a short drive to Puckley to visit a small church. Puckley is known to be the most haunted village. In August of 1944, the church was directly hit by a bomb, and only a small part of it survived the attack.
Date: December 2015
Location: Greenwich
Public or Abandoned: public
Demolished: No
The footpath is an interesting one to take, but it can be quite lengthy. The tunnel was originally begun in 1899 and was finally opened to the public in 1902. While it is possible that the tunnel was used as an air-raid shelter during wartime, there is no concrete information available to confirm this.,
Date: October 2015
Location: Chichester
Public or Abandoned: Abandoned
Demolished: Yes
I saw some workers outside of 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. It has since been converted into a Sainsbury's grocery store.kers outside of 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. It has since been converted into a Sainsbury's grocery store.
Location: Gillingham
Public or Abandoned: Abandoned
Demolished: No
Date: August 2015
Location: Strood
Public or Abandoned: Abandoned
Demolished: Yes
Youtube Video no
Unfortunately, I don't have much information about the old chalk pit in Finsbury. However, during my exploration, I stumbled upon an old tunnel that ran beneath the chalk pit. Unfortunately, I couldn't take any photos of the interior of the tunnel as my camera ran out of power.
Date: August 2015
Location: Cornwall
Public or Abandoned: Public
Demolished: No
Youtube Video no
.The site where the village stands can be traced back to the 12th century, but it was rebuilt during the 15th century. Currently, the site is owned by the National Trust.
You can either take a boat or walk to the island, depending on the tide. During our visit, we had to take the boat because the tide was high and we missed the crossing. The castle is a must-see and definitely worth a visit.
