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Most likely an old Army FIBUA Training Venue. There is a LOT of Army Property in Kent. My Favourite was the Killing House on the Hythe Ranges Complex.🇬🇧🇬🇧

I still remember cycling there to start my very first job as Junior House Officer in Medicine in 1989. There are so many fond memories of the place, my on-call room was on site, spacious and beautifully decorated, and I was advised to lock it at night.

Interesting video, guys. Thanks for keeping the content and tone respectful. Lots of us have relatives who were sent to these institutions, and died there, for reasons that would never stack up today.

Very uncanny valley

Look at that road, no potholes!

Did my search course there 2010

Illegal immigrants would return, show them

Well can you fix em up, looks lovely

Fantastic content! Got an instant follow from me mate

Why do people try to do commentary on something they know nothing about ,mwould of been better to just have some music and enjoy the pics

NITAT training Hythe and Lydd

I used to sometimes deliver medical supplies to here when I worked for NHS procurement based in the Heath Hospital. I remember having to leave goods outside the wards as it was too dangerous to be on the high security ward’s

Il have to check this out as it's near to me There's a few pill boxes and tank cylinders in dagenham east and one in plain sight at the entrance of the nature reserve opposite the train station there used to be a 2 storey one but it was demolished in the early 2000s . Thanks for takeing us on the urbex fellas great content .

Not just in the way this video was made, but also in your approach to the site and the information gathered and conveyed about it, really shows how fascinated and passionate you are. Thank you so much for making this!

Back in the 80's I worked at Nazereth house not long after it stopped being an orphanage. They kicked the kids out and made the rooms into luxury flats. I can see some of the things I worked on in the video. The nun who was running the place at the time, used to spend money like it was going out of fashion.

Good video

love the drone footage Joe 👍👍 Cool video !!

Best enjoyed with volume off. Just take in the incredible views. Love Gwynedd.

Within walking distance of my house, I know the site well. Did you also get to the abandoned wartime AA gun command post in Inverkip?

I was a student nurse at Gartloch. The towers were not water towers they were look out towers for when patients escaped

Excellent video. However you need to swot up on Welsh pronunciation of place names, they are unrecognisable. Different sounds are allocated to the alphabet in Welsh as compared to English.

My house is visible from the video 😅 I live about 2 minutes away

This is the River Quaggy isn't it in Lewisham. Its definitely not the Effra as that is a foul sewer

There are plans of this lower Hope battery available on the internet. What you were looking at was the base of the gun emplacement. On top of it were once the ammunition rooms and other gun-related buildings. The plan I saw looked like they were constructed from steel. These were all removed, probably for scrap, leaving only the strange looking bases.

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Feeling old. Myself and some mate used to play all over the fort some 50 years ago.

Thats the only thing wrong with old buildings full of rotting rubbish

Its great seeing it all again thanks

You could live there but look no shops

Nice one mate

FUN FACT: the Hollywood movie "the jacket" starring Adrien brody and Kiera Knightley was filmed at Bangor village Hospital 😁

No access to it now as the local council have had a lot of the trees cut down and now the signs have gone and there are fences up all around. It might have been important but not enough for the council to care

I weny there every year for 16 years with kids from Coventry and Warwickshire on holiday trust me it was amazing i had the best of times there it was immaculate and we loved it great memories

It seems that anything that holds any historical or architectural merit or significance in Southend and the borough, gets knocked down eventually. Usually replaced with something entirely uninspiring. We honestly must have one of the worst councils in the Country! Great video though lads, thank you for that! Always wanted to see inside that place and you have preserved some of it and its history when the town (City😂) couldn't be bothered too.

May I correct you (and your viewers) IT DID NOT TEST atomic weapons like you state at the start, it tested the triggers for them! CLICK BAIT! I worked on the building in the 90s as a roofing contractor ( I had a portable Geiger counter with me, and signed the OSA to work on there (Official Secrets Act)) and at NO TIME did I detect anything above background radiation levels. So I suggest that you do not mislead the public into thinking that nuclear weapons were ever tested on this site!

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Being from a Scottish family this is very interesting to me. Have you ever experienced anything you consider might be paranormal or unexplained on your explores?

That last one looks really ominous, creepy, really creepy. Couldn’t imagine myself living in that nurses apartment building. Out there in no man’s land. Not for this retired Canadian nurse. Psychiatry wasn’t my wheelhouse anyway. You guys aren’t worried about peeling lead paint dust, mold spores inhaling dusty mouse bird shit ??? Bats

I worked at Heatherwood years ago. The place itself had a character to it that you became very attached to and the hospital wasn't so big that you wouldn't recognise or see anyone outside of your own team, it did make you feel like you were part of a large family. There were many members of staff who had worked there their whole working lives. Seeing this video is both sad and nostalgic for me. Thank you.

Man guys that place looks so gloomy and depressing inside I'm sure it didn't look like that when it was open but damn he messing being crazy and being in there I know it'd be hard because you'd have to be crazy anyway it's just a gloomy looking place amazing at what kind of shape it's in though, it's probably like 800 years old but then again they built things to last and them days not like the cracker boxes we have now???

wow, I would have loved to see the other buildings made by the templars. wonderful video. Thank you for sharing.

I was born in a house at Elgam Avenue in Blaenavon, and went to school there until the age of ten. The iron works, and the Big Pit, were places that we played in as kids, and one day, I found a small bottle of powder in the disused laboratory at the ironworks, and after smelling it, and tasting it, me and my mates decided to throw it around between us. Later that day, it rained, and where the powder had landed on my skin and clothes, the area became bright crimson red, especially my hair and face and hands. God knows what the stuff was, but my Nanna went berserk when I crept into the house to try to clean up before dinnertime. That was seventy years ago, and the iron works has since been done up, and it has little plaques telling the public how important the place was to the first Industrial Revolution. Apparently the two great inventors Gilchrist and Thomas were doig experiments there too. It's strange to see the place fenced off, as it used to be completely open for kids to play there. I found an old wind-up record player there, took the box off it, and make a whitworth quick return mechanism with a rubber glove filled with plaster of paris attached to it. It became a wind-up wanking machine, which I swapped for a prismatic compass with the school bully, apprently he his the machine under his bed and used it frequently. I always knew that I would one day become an Engineer , and so it turned out, I am still working and hope to continue so, for many more years, after all my Nanna lived to 100 years old.

Aint big enough for over 5 million Scots lol

Without knowing any of the back story. I can promise you that this village is never going to be invested in or redeveloped by the local council. Their only interest in that building will be to shove money into their pockets or one of their friends. As a massive music snob I often give people grief for adding bad music to their vids. Not so with you though, great soundtrack.

Excellent Urbex guys. It’s amazing that the hospital didn’t have any wireless alarms or regular security patrols that got in your way.

Amazing video, I visited this location back in 2019, it was very flooded when I was there, so much of it was difficult and quite dangerous to explore.

Thanks for the video. I worked in St Martins in 2007. It was a gradual closure. When I started half the building was mothballed. I worked on Ramsey ward. Ramsey was a ward for Elderly dementia patients. I then moved to Lang ward (a functional illness ward) this closed while I was there and the patients were moved to Cranmer ward. The average patient was with us for a few months. There was an on-site shop and garden along with a recreation area. In the end community services replaced in patient care and the old part of st Martin's was closed.

I would go In here all the time years ago it’s changed so much since I was last there

I hate it when people refer to Northern ireland as `the troubles` this is political claptrap to save political face, it was a full blown civil war on UK soil. as for the above when i was a Marine we used this street everytime we deployed to the province, one company would be the enemy and the other the security force, we had more casualties there than we did on deployment, neither side would back down and an riot was just that a riot, great fun.

Here’s an abandoned place in Drumchapel, so you’re gonna wanna go to langfualds farm and you’re gonna wanna look across the street from it go past there and then you found yourself an abandoned school