Showing posts with label west malling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label west malling. Show all posts

August 08, 2024

Coldrum Long Barrow - West Malling

Coldrun Long barrow


 

                                            Date:  August 
                                           Location: West Malling 
                                           Abandoned or Public : Public
                                           Delmoished:  No 

This was the last trip of the day, so I parked in the very small car park and then went on the 20-minute walk with my 4-year-old to the Stones. The route was pretty easy and simple, and we found them straight away. It was signposted, so that was nice. The views you get from the rocks are pretty, but there are also spooky vibes that come off the rocks. It's said that the Longbarrow is one of the least damaged megalithic long barrows in Kent, and its name comes from the now-demolished farm. The burial is over 3000 years old and is one of the original ones present that remains virtually intact














March 22, 2023

RAF west malling - airfield Battle HQ

 RAF West Malling Battle HQ


 Date:  March 
Location:  West Malling 
Public or Abandoned: abandoned
Demolished: No 

this one iv been meaning to do for years , i did try back in 207/18 when i did the AA tower but some resaon we just didnt make it to the battle HQ , getting to it was so much easier than i expected , once we got there we just walked up to it and looked around it , it was a bit smaller than i though but still a very call little explore ,sadly it has been trashed at lot with load off graffie due to how open it is

So it siad that  that the  RAF west malling , was used as a landing during the firsrt world war, the site opend in 1930 and closed in 1969 and was used in both world wars,  the site is now used for Homes ,schools and golf course ,only a few orignal things still stand such as the air feild battle hQ , Control tower that was restored and used as a coffe shop and few other feature that show it passed.






















October 19, 2019

White Ladies - Offham

White Ladies - Offham 


Date : 17-10-2019 
Location : Offham 

There isn't much I can say about this site other than I was directed to it by another explorer. We went to check it out and were shocked to see what had been left behind. There was a significant amount of fire damage at the site as well. It was reported to be abandoned for more than ten years and was once a milk farm.





































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...