TUNNEL EXPLORING - The Abandoned Grain Fort Caponier Tunnels
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2018
- Constructed in the 1860's, Grain fort was used to help defend the mouth of the Themes river from French invasion.
However, in the 1960's the fort was all but completely demolished and very little remains above ground. Underground...
...tunnels remain.
For more information on Grain fort, see wikipedia...
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Amazing the amount of history you guys have beneath your feet Thanks Simon
I've been rewatching your Tunnels playlist, and this time I'm really struck by how much you learned about what you're seeing at this site (and others in general) since your previous video of this place. Perhaps less noticeable the first time through, in real time, because I was learning it with you. Thanks friend, for all the work you've put into this, and for so long. It's brilliant.
This is so interesting!! Been here today as on our holidays an eerie place which has an oppressive atmosphere but so beautiful!
Brilliant video mate Im looking to explore this very soon 🙏🏻
Above nothing , below everything!! Thank you for uploading Beautiful bit of history .
My pleasure!
Thanks for the guided tour, interesting and really enjoyed it man
Thanks mate 👍
Thanks for the tour!
Interesting to see whats undetneath your feet. Great explore. Great that your documenting these places.
Even under city streets and town centres you would be surprised what’s down there 😁
another great insight! Keep it up, mate!
Thanks mate 👍
Great video, need to get down and see these!
Getting in gets a bit muddy but it's fairly easy. Looking at the video on your channel i suspect you already know where these are 😉
For being well know it's not as messed up by vandalism as I expected. Loved it thank you.
Great photos at the end. Well lit up.
Thanks 👍 I need to start adding a link in the description to the photo album as there’s often quite a few more that aren’t in the video. I may do that this afternoon.
Jesus man these tunnels go on forever! EPIC place
👍 lots of tunnels round here 😉
Very interesting amazing what's under your feet keep them coming. Oh the lighting stairs are very similar to the one on the fort at the Neddles on the Isle of Wight
The needle has a fort?! I really need to get back to the Ilse of White 😂
Cool plase keep them coming my friend
Will do 😀👍
Top viddage as usual mate! I really ought to get my arse up to Kent at some point.
You should mate. We have more holes to explore than a cheap brothel 😂
So the rumor goes! haha
Nice explore
Cool always.
That was interesting - Thanks 👍
Any time 👍
Gave me tunnel vision...get it?
Nice explore guys
boom boom 😂
Awesome
Like always awesome video! I have a question though is this tunnels haunted?
I don’t think this place was actually involved in a conflict so I doubt that anyone would have died here for it to be haunted. But, quite a few people died building places like this so you never know.
Pity our subterranean history is being destroyed, Thanks for your videos that give me insight into our Underground past.
It’s only when you go looking for these things yourself that you realise just how much subterranean stuff we have produced over the centuries
Rather good.
Thank you Mr Steve sir!
Have you ever encountered spirits or poltergeist on your travels???
Are you still planning on going back to the tower?
At some point later in the year yes.
I wonder who nicked all the flagstone flooring ? All that crap graffiti wasn't there last year . Mind the midges , they're huge down there . Nice vid
The graffiti gets worst every year i'm afraid :-(
do you ever think about what the people that originally walked those tunnels were like?
Especially when you read actual stories of individual soldier based at these places. Suicide was more common than you'd realise at these times.
@@SubExploration its just almost eerie seeing the hand writings of someone you never met from over 100 years ago like in your one video with the chalk mines or in the old fort tunnels. just blows my mind.
@@SubExploration i was also thinking if that place was built in the 1860s, the men that built that might have known of the american civil war going on at that time. i wonder what they were talking about. "first they fight us, then they fight each other". maybe.
Wot, no blue paint?
😂 not this time. Sorry to let you down :-)
...mones is a toy
fuck me! You look so young
Really? 😂
dammit, why do people have the need to trash these places, its horrible.
Because they where dropped on their heads as a child is my guess.
@@SubExploration probably went to go see the Lydden spout tunnels and took a nice trip down the hill. i wonder if they left any tea lights on the hill....
because they let them.