Great video. It always amazes me the different type of people out there. The ones that want to preserve/record our history, and others that see theses spaces as places to trash. Thank you for recording these for generations to see !
I'll bet # 1 fan was happier with this explore than the last one, crawling through the drainage tunnels and the prospect of having to squeeze through that small pipe. LOL
:HMS Wildfire was the naval base at Sheerness during WW2. My granddad served there. I have also seen mention of a Wildfire in the Chatham region. I suspect this video covers that one. It would be of the cold war era I think.
love seeing the old message pipes,so rare,wonder if ya had some compressed gas you could get one pipe to work,would be handy for food as your stuck in the message room lol : ) cant wait for part 2 guys : )
Help we are locked in.!! Those big steel sections with the massive bolts were made at Stanton Iron Works, in Ilkeston in Derbyshire, 5 mins walk from where I was born. They made all sorts of things. Streetlamps (Steel and Concrete). They went into specialist Concrete, when the call for Iron smelting/casting declined. They made the spun Concrete reinforced pipes for the Channel Tunnel, sadly its all closed and derelict now.
Those burnt out areas underneath look like they might’ve been rest rooms, or maybe interview rooms or something. Very spooky bit of chain hanging from the roof beam.
What an amazing place, so sad there has been a fire in there. Can't imagine how good that operations room would have looked with the maps and glass all still in place, the floor tiles were great. Loved the ventilation room. I knew one day Chris was going to close the wrong door he's got a real fascination with doors! LOL Great work guys!
1st class video lads , long time subscriber love all your great work . keep up the great work maybe look into ww2 in the area around port glasgow and greenock witch was 1 of the 2 main ports for the western approces during ww2 . the other being liverpool. . this video just needed me too comment , kind regards too you all . john deighan.
THE BOMBING AND KILLING DURING ww1 AND 2 SUCKED. NOWDAYS NO ONE HAS ANY CONCEPT WHAT THE CIVILIANS WENT THRU. IMMAGIN HAVING YOUR HOME, FAMILY, AND BELONGINGS DESTROYED.
So sad to see it burnt out we used to get down in there in the eighties when we were kids but it wasn't all burnt out like that ,gutted that was one of my biggest ever adventures as a kid ,lol dare to go down there without a light when ur thirteen
These places should be preserved or at least burred with a new landscape, sooner or later there be at the point of no return in terms of someone being able to turn it into a museum, looks like there's enough original features to save, but sadly I expect it will just continued to get trashed and that will be it gone for ever. I love exploring and visiting these places but I cant understand why anyone trashes them. absolute idiots
Considering how old the tunnels you guys explore are, you should consider investing in a air quality sensor. Old tunnels and bunkers can quickly run out of O2, and poisonous heavier than air gasses can settle in underground spaces that don't have air circulation.
Miles Vohs not if the dust is on the floor and simply walking on it makes it airborne or it has latched onto many of the surfaces such as handrails and walls.
The folk who set fire to these places should be banged up. It's criminal. We lost Barnton Quarry bunker in Edinburgh to arsonists when I was in my teens in the very early 90s. Tragic to lose this history.
Good work boys cant wait 4 the rest of these to come out Ian the reasion i have found y all those fuse boxes r empty its cuz of 2 things the was made with asbestos and silver so there's a lot of those get stolen let me take him outside smashing open take out the silver and let the rest go in the Wind that's why I like ours here in the states eyes are all plastic housings but there is silver inside of them a lot of silver if you hit my name and go on my channel you will see a little bit of me smashing one of ours open just to show how much silver actually is in one of them
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Great video. It always amazes me the different type of people out there. The ones that want to preserve/record our history, and others that see theses spaces as places to trash. Thank you for recording these for generations to see !
Hello from your number 1 fan in Scotland ;) BKR. . . . . Great video again IKS team, cool location.
Great place, great explore and so many laughs. Cant wait for more.
Excellent first parter! I've been awaiting this one for a while. I heard that you guys didn’t get out until around 3:30am.
Was late can't remember lol no 1 fan had work in the morning I remember that lol
we waited til you left simon lol
best WWII n Cold war explorers out there
Brilliant video guys , love this
That's an incredible site. The silence of it at 13:31 is quite unnerving. 17:50 - That's called a Lamson Tube, gents.
That plotting table was built in the shape of a map. The tube transport system you saw were known as Lamson tubes.
The best explore so far brilliant guys. Really enjoyed the vlog, many thanks. Keep up the good work.
Golden gem, to be sure! That’s an amazing site.
Must have been so much stuff removed before it was decommissioned and still its full!
Another great vlog folk's!
I'll bet # 1 fan was happier with this explore than the last one, crawling through the drainage tunnels and the prospect of having to squeeze through that small pipe. LOL
Looks a bit like Churchill's war bunker with the viewing room!
:HMS Wildfire was the naval base at Sheerness during WW2. My granddad served there. I have also seen mention of a Wildfire in the Chatham region. I suspect this video covers that one. It would be of the cold war era I think.
love seeing the old message pipes,so rare,wonder if ya had some compressed gas you could get one pipe to work,would be handy for food as your stuck in the message room lol : ) cant wait for part 2 guys : )
i live very close to the medway towns and have lived in kent my whole life and i had no idea these existed
Now that's a propper bunker good find
Help we are locked in.!!
Those big steel sections with the massive bolts were made at Stanton Iron Works, in Ilkeston in Derbyshire, 5 mins walk from where I was born. They made all sorts of things. Streetlamps (Steel and Concrete). They went into specialist Concrete, when the call for Iron smelting/casting declined. They made the spun Concrete reinforced pipes for the Channel Tunnel, sadly its all closed and derelict now.
Those burnt out areas underneath look like they might’ve been rest rooms, or maybe interview rooms or something. Very spooky bit of chain hanging from the roof beam.
What an amazing place, so sad there has been a fire in there. Can't imagine how good that operations room would have looked with the maps and glass all still in place, the floor tiles were great. Loved the ventilation room. I knew one day Chris was going to close the wrong door he's got a real fascination with doors! LOL Great work guys!
1st class video lads , long time subscriber love all your great work . keep up the great work maybe look into ww2 in the area around port glasgow and greenock witch was 1 of the 2 main ports for the western approces during ww2 . the other being liverpool. . this video just needed me too comment , kind regards too you all . john deighan.
great explore guys
12:20 Wish someone could buy up this underground. This space could be the best (3 Floors) home theater ever.
was down there recently, good explore
lol. oops. looking forward to the next 2 parts. that place probably looked amazing when it was up and running.
Amazing job guys
Why was this place not preserved? I would have loved to see it in all its glory
THE BOMBING AND KILLING DURING ww1 AND 2 SUCKED. NOWDAYS NO ONE HAS ANY CONCEPT WHAT THE CIVILIANS WENT THRU. IMMAGIN HAVING YOUR HOME, FAMILY, AND BELONGINGS DESTROYED.
Money and health and safety :(
Another great video
Being a local it was always one I wanted to visit.
yeah I missing stuff like this been awile
That ending xD
I take it number one fan uploaded this video then if the last part is anything to go by :)
So sad to see it burnt out we used to get down in there in the eighties when we were kids but it wasn't all burnt out like that ,gutted that was one of my biggest ever adventures as a kid ,lol dare to go down there without a light when ur thirteen
33:00 "Umm, slight problem folks." I hate when that happens. LOL
Wickedly fascinated vid.its a shame they dont do nothing to preserve this place.
What are the plans for that place are they going to convert it into museum or just leave it empty
Leave empty too much money
Nice video
There is still a lot of equipment.
That has been a big fire.
Some times you use sand filters to clean the air problem it is real hard to get working
Correct name for the Cods Eyes is Punka Louvres.
What an amazing peice of history.. shame about the fire.. do you guys not struggle with putting things back like the fire extinguishers etc? I would..
What I want to know is where's the chow hall?
Oops some nicked the handle but left the latch in the door, obviously a rookie mistake 😂😂😂😂
Opps. no door handle. 😂👍
28:11 devil's face on the big white board...lol
Excellent Folks! forgot I was in it too haha
These places should be preserved or at least burred with a new landscape, sooner or later there be at the point of no return in terms of someone being able to turn it into a museum, looks like there's enough original features to save, but sadly I expect it will just continued to get trashed and that will be it gone for ever. I love exploring and visiting these places but I cant understand why anyone trashes them. absolute idiots
Considering how old the tunnels you guys explore are, you should consider investing in a air quality sensor. Old tunnels and bunkers can quickly run out of O2, and poisonous heavier than air gasses can settle in underground spaces that don't have air circulation.
and dangerous asbestos lagging
WEAR CLEAN UNDERWARE TOO. LOL
@@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse Which is fine it you don't touch it.....
Miles Vohs not if the dust is on the floor and simply walking on it makes it airborne or it has latched onto many of the surfaces such as handrails and walls.
I'm surprised at the level of preservation..
the fire damage on the big wall map looks like a face!!
finally !
do more home brew vidz
The folk who set fire to these places should be banged up. It's criminal. We lost Barnton Quarry bunker in Edinburgh to arsonists when I was in my teens in the very early 90s. Tragic to lose this history.
Bunch of assholes putting the fire to that bunker. Some people have no respect.
Nice vid guys!
Good work boys cant wait 4 the rest of these to come out Ian the reasion i have found y all those fuse boxes r empty its cuz of 2 things the was made with asbestos and silver so there's a lot of those get stolen let me take him outside smashing open take out the silver and let the rest go in the Wind that's why I like ours here in the states eyes are all plastic housings but there is silver inside of them a lot of silver if you hit my name and go on my channel you will see a little bit of me smashing one of ours open just to show how much silver actually is in one of them
Hi Ian Chris if you go on eBay now today 10/4/20there is a nuclear bunker for sale the ones you like going down the 29,000 if you’re interested
Asbestos central I reckon.
anyone else see hitlers face on the big back map
I'm the 12th ''Folk''
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