Grain Fort's Hidden Tunnels - Isle of Grain Vlog Part 3 with Tom Outdoors
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- The final instalment of our adventure on the Isle of Grain, Kent, saves the best 'till last. Joined by fellow CZcamsr Tom Outdoors and friend Chris, we decide to try and find the buried remnants of what was once an enormous Victorian Fort overlooking the Thames and Medway. Grain Fort was demolished in the 1950s and only a few sections remain above ground in a park, but after some time searching we managed to find some narrow holes in the ground leading into two incredible sets of cavernous brick tunnels forming the fort's magazines and caponiers. Truly amazing what lies under the least-suspecting of places - thousands of dog walkers walk through this park every year with no idea what lies underfoot...
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Feeling old. Myself and some mate used to play all over the fort some 50 years ago.
Brilliant guys
Nice one done the first entrance last year will be back in a few weeks for the second 😀
You would never know that was there great explore guys .
Cheers 🙂
Brilliant video, this is practically on my doorstep and never knew this was there. I've been looking for some small woodland for a feature film so will go take a look.
PieOnEarring Films glad to hear - amazing how hidden all this is
Fascinating explore lads, this is one of your best i think, i always enjoy your explores, well done and keep it up guys
colin redburn Cheers Colin appreciate that 👌
Well done! Keep it up. Consider hard hats and headlamps.
Cheers Mike - we did have the odd headlamp but not as bright as the Cree led torch. Hard hats probably not a bad idea
well done boys all good stuff
cracking vid lads! this was without doubt the highlight of the day for me and a memorable one, been wanting to explore those tunnels for a LONG time! excellent 3 part series, looking forward to some more collaborations. talking of which, let me know if you would be up for doing the tunnels under Shornemead Fort and possibly a wild camp there.
TOM OUTDOORS Cheers Tom thanks a lot. Was amazing this place - not often you get to see so many interesting places in one day! Definitely looking forward to some more collaborations. That would be cool never been in the tunnels at Shorenmead
Wow! We've been to the main tower but had no idea about these tunnels! Need to get there and do another overnight stay... :-)
Definitley worth a look they’re massive! Just takes a little while to find the entrances as they’re tucked away in the wooded areas
most of my family came from grain found my way here after getting stuck on family tree they lived in redhouse farm and whitehall farm the willsons if anybody knows anything
Just a thought, do you ever take gas detection with you? Did some training some years ago and it was an eye opener.
Nice video - You know there is so much to explore in the Medway area ? And also Dover area
Indeed I’m sure we will get down Dover way eventually. We’ve done a few bits around the Medway, most are photos and articles on our website rather than videos. Always looking to expand the horizons though 👌
@@BeyondthePoint I know a lot be sealed in Dover 😆 and lot been sealed in Medway too :( ever need help drop me a msg on Instagram I'm happy help (: I'm local to Medway and j know Dover well too
@@Khurbanx Thanks a lot we will give you a follow!
Where’s the entrance? Me and couple of friends went there today and couldn’t find it
There is a third tunnel to but been blocked up I know the exact location tho
Interesting!