Thruxted Mill - Canterbury

Thruxted Mill - Canterbury 

Date:  September 2022

Location:  Canterbury

Public or Abandoned: Abandoned

Demolished:  No

Let's say - this place gives me horror film vibes and tbh I wish I explored it during the day instead of the night 

I was told by someone about this place and I haven't been exploring in a good while so I asked my dad to have our toddler so we can go check out this location

Some of the buildings gave off horror and some of the rooms were creepy as hell. 

We were on the site for around about 2 hours, wording around and taking photos, 

We avoided any area with this wired oil on the floor and found a different way around the other buildings 

Pigeons flying did scare the crap out of me when they flyings around when I was when we enter a building 

Didn't spend too much time in the building due to the amount of pigeon crap that was laying around 

The bit that amazed me was the massive grinders that they used :O 

So according to the KOL article, this place has been abandoned for way over 15 years, the site was known for processing infected cattle with mad cow disease , In 2018 there were plans to build a 20 home easte on it  but after three years they withdraw the application 

it also said that thruxted mill is 1/4 of sites in the uk that used to dispose of cows with mad cow disease in the 1990s 

it was also said it would possibly cost 1.75m£ to properly disinfect the site to build on.

Now the site sits an eyesore with an uncertain future 

  

St Mary's Church, Burham, Kent

 St Mary's Church 

Date: September 2022

Location: Medway

Public or Abandoned: Public

Demolished:  No

This was a quick revist to the church why i was showing my mate around the medway area , i have been to this church before and though it was a cute / neat little location .

we spent a good 30/40 mins in here taking photos and looking around  there some bits of the church that i havent seen / notice before so it was nice to these bit.

it said that the church is grade one listed,  it also said that the church is a redundant anglican church , the church is looked after by churches consercation trust.

 

 

Prince William barracks - fort Amherst - Chatham

 Prince William barracks - Fort Amherst 

Date: August 2022

Location: Medway

Public or Abandoned:   Public

Demolished:   No

 But I just thought ill take a little trip up to the fort on a semi raining day with my toddler just to get some fresh air, we walked around the fort and she got to splash in some puddles so she was happy

So it said that the barracks were named after William who was the 3rd son of George, It also said that the battery was used in the 19th century for royal saluting even after the fort became obsolete.

the battery was left for a long time before to become overgrown, but it got the go-ahead in later 2017/ start of 2018 to be restored and opened to the public