Reminds me of the old forts we have here in Fareham and Gosport. Fort Fareham and Fort Brockhurst were the only two we could access. Best days of my life running round exploring old places. We had a place called knowle Hospital a bit down the road, and we used to say we were staying at eachothers houses but instead ride our bikes to the abanadoned hospital. It was so creepy and always felt like i was being watched. I love it. Great video gents.
@@MrSpoonage Many thanks Mr Spoonage. We used to explore abandoned houses when we were kids, long before the property boom. They stayed abandoned for years and we referred to them as ‘haunted houses’. Great times. We’re just bigger kids now doing the same thing 😂 You should look them up again and do a video. Thank you for your input and kind words 👍
UK is the most amazing WW1 & WW2 Military History. Thanks for Posting. Cheers from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. We have a lot of underground here, but it is mostly St Peter Sandstone, a little like the Chock caves of UK.
@@richardturnnidge yes the fort and tunnels were built in Napoleonic times, but added to in the following wars. Thankfully never used for their original purpose. Yes some of the brickwork is superb.
As a kid I explored a lot of these tunnels, I’ve always known it as Smokey. It’s supposedly very haunted, I myself with friends have experienced some paranormal activity here… shadow people.. not sure if I completely believe in it myself. Great vid, good to see my local town getting some nice rep lol
@@SantosColon-jd9jg it was used as protection for the fort above it. The caponiere at the end meant that soldiers could fire down along the moat giving full protection against any invaders who made it that far.
Two questions spring to mind with this place.... Firstly, WHAT do those illiterate souls with spray cans actually get out of what they do? Secondly, WHY isn't this place properly maintained and looked after? I'm sure it would be a very popular place to visit with proper guided tours etc. History abandoned.
1, i don’t know? 2, i totally agree. The fort nearby is maintained by a voluntary group. It seems quite a job. The complex is huge. Maybe there’s not the staff/time/money?
It's an old fort complex. Built in Napoleonic times and added to in successive wars. I agree it's a real shame it's just left. The Drop redoubt is looked after and tours are held most months, but not in these tunnels
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Reminds me of the old forts we have here in Fareham and Gosport. Fort Fareham and Fort Brockhurst were the only two we could access. Best days of my life running round exploring old places. We had a place called knowle Hospital a bit down the road, and we used to say we were staying at eachothers houses but instead ride our bikes to the abanadoned hospital. It was so creepy and always felt like i was being watched. I love it. Great video gents.
@@MrSpoonage Many thanks Mr Spoonage. We used to explore abandoned houses when we were kids, long before the property boom.
They stayed abandoned for years and we referred to them as ‘haunted houses’. Great times. We’re just bigger kids now doing the same thing 😂
You should look them up again and do a video. Thank you for your input and kind words 👍
That place is massive.
Thanks for showing us round 😉
@@coolkitty2075 you’re very welcome and many thanks for watching
UK is the most amazing WW1 & WW2 Military History. Thanks for Posting. Cheers from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. We have a lot of underground here, but it is mostly St Peter Sandstone, a little like the Chock caves of UK.
@@UrbexTroll thank you for your kind comments and for watching. We do have some excellent remains here
This is much older than WW1. It is Napoleonic era, so over 200 years old. Magnificent brickwork skills for the time.
@@richardturnnidge yes the fort and tunnels were built in Napoleonic times, but added to in the following wars.
Thankfully never used for their original purpose.
Yes some of the brickwork is superb.
As a kid I explored a lot of these tunnels, I’ve always known it as Smokey. It’s supposedly very haunted, I myself with friends have experienced some paranormal activity here… shadow people.. not sure if I completely believe in it myself. Great vid, good to see my local town getting some nice rep lol
@@Bilbo279 Many thanks for your input. Great to hear these local stories!
You should go again?
Many thanks
If you don't mind me asking. . Where is this at
@@leebradley418 Not at all, it’s western heights, Dover
What was this place used for its a pretty cool place
@@SantosColon-jd9jg it was used as protection for the fort above it. The caponiere at the end meant that soldiers could fire down along the moat giving full protection against any invaders who made it that far.
Two questions spring to mind with this place....
Firstly, WHAT do those illiterate souls with spray cans actually get out of what they do?
Secondly, WHY isn't this place properly maintained and looked after? I'm sure it would be a very popular place to visit with proper guided tours etc. History abandoned.
1, i don’t know? 2, i totally agree. The fort nearby is maintained by a voluntary group. It seems quite a job.
The complex is huge. Maybe there’s not the staff/time/money?
Nice Video. Thank you for Video✌🏻 Greeting from Germany✌🏻
Thank you also. Nice channel you have 👍
What an explore ❤
@@paulwilliams5713 many thanks Paul, glad you liked it
We've got one in Detroit! Not as big
What was this place used for its a pretty cool place
Those holes in that room were most likely for ventilation to prevent the ammunition (powder) from getting damp.
E' veramente infinito 🇮🇹 sembra il forte Fenestrelle Piemonte Italiaaaaaaa!!
@@albertoamoruso5826 e stato davvero molto lungo, quasi infinito
Where is this id love to explore this ? X
Great video btw
Many thanks. It's in Dover but not easy to find. If you DM me I'll send you a pin
At 4.22 ish did u see the human shape at the top of the ramp on the right?
I didn’t, but now you’ve worried me? 😮
@@JoeBloggs-o4o it looks like it has an elongated mouth😳
@@paulmccarthy6971think that maybe graffiti ? Interesting as I have a FB page, ‘graffiti preservation group’😉
Like something from Lord of the Rings.
Yeah the whole place really felt something like that!😁
So where is this? Anywhere near Kent?
@@stevolarry420stevenslozz3 yep it’s in Kent
When that was operational did anybody know where they were going , but the big question is Why
@@jonnyhog1002 I would imagine each section was controlled by small groups? It was built for the invasion of France, which never happened! 😳
The fortifactions were built for landside attack , as the western heights is hidden from view from the coast and beaches
Is this an old castle, when was it built? 😊 It's a shame it's not being used,all that space!
It's an old fort complex. Built in Napoleonic times and added to in successive wars. I agree it's a real shame it's just left. The Drop redoubt is looked after and tours are held most months, but not in these tunnels
Looks like you're the first ones to enter since the mid 1800's.
@@alangrant5684 looks that way doesn’t it, it’s a fairly popular explore though 👍
Naw, they didn't have spray paint then
boooooooo here comes the ghosts😂😂👻👻👻👻
Super wycieczka.
Many thanks 👍