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can you film the view from the top of that hill? (idk 18th -19th century people raved about the view from that hill, they described that they can see the sea and ship sailing idk how true that is)

Hey bud I can honestly say you're the first explorer to actually show the real drawbridge that is pretty awesome in my book you're probably the best explorer so far now thank you❤ thank you again

lol we took your rope

Morons! That’s not attack warnings, the birds are stressed.

I used to go in there in the mid 1970s, not much has changed. I fell into the pit below the drawbridge at the foot of the stairs one time. Oops!

Good to see you lads again. Don't loose the exploring spirit..! :)

It's not a bunker, it's a Victorian Reservoir.

I actually own the bunker and the 1 acre of land above that you viewed at 1 minute on this vlog. It was used in WW2 for keeping the shells for three large guns that could fire into the channel and into Calais. I have been offered £60,000 for it but intend on converting it to a residence for myself one day.

Reminded me of Wolfenstein 3D

The bridge behind Martello No:1 was built by the Chinese Labour Force while waiting to go to France during WWI

Awesome.

I like your channel is the best in the world 🌎🌎

You also walked over Horsa's grave

The Dragons Teeth were dumped there by the council when they used it as a tip i think they came from the New Road now Churchill Ave

That bridge you walked over by Little Switzerland was built by the Chinese Labour Force 80,000 were camped there and on Sugarloaf Hill during WWI waiting to go to Belgium and France some of their graves are at Shorncliffe

One Pillbox still has an Oerlikon gun on top there are miles of fighting tunnels if you know where to look

he is 17 and balding

Good to see you grown men putting out a video or two. Always like the background music. Always a great video and really like the intro. Oh yeah! Tom-WV

playing here as kid at portal house i remember it was fun no grafiti then .there was a realy cool bunker about 20 ft from cliff probably gone now as it was so close too cliff edge.also as your walking up to the barracks there used to be a big bunker with stairs going deep underground we used to play in but the bunker was knocked down probably to stop kids going down there. bit such fun

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Magnificent..kind regards

Sad news there will be no more explores from, really enjoyed watching them all. All the best for the future guys, you never know you might all come together again when you get bored.

Super cool place I'm here a bit late but cheers guys interesting

I know the time must come when you lads part company and pursue the hideous world of work and the loathsome tread of personal progression - I hope you don't, but fear you will - but I have much enjoyed your explorations, your relationship with each other, and your enthusiasm for what you do; and when the time comes for you to stop, I shall miss you. Snivel, weep. So don't do it! Hang around! Keep making your films! But if you don't, can't, time moves on and careers call for you, I shall still wish you well. It's been fun.

Another great explore and interesting place! Too bad this is your last video! Good luck!

Great Adventure!. Nice places to explore.

Thanks for the Amazing videos and experience through them, keep all working hard and complete your studies, dreams are always there, but never let them go

Fascinating stuff guys loads of questions as to what each building was used for.

just editing my weeks photos and videos and watching this was really interesting and so cool

Great Explore, a really large compound to cover in a short time period.

Another awesome video, keep them coming, thanks for sharing

Interesting place, I think the structure completely surrounded in banks at 21.46 may have something to do with nitro glycerine, an incredibly unstable explosive, it was generally made in small sheds on a mound or some other elevated point and delivered by gravity in wooden troughs. Various things were added to make cordite which was the standard British propellant for shells and bullets. The supports in lines around the site may have been for steam pipes from e central boiler house, steam was used to dry cordite. If you ever visit Waltham Abbey powder Mills you will still see steam pipes all around the site .

The armed forces still do training in the area

Editor/producer of xplorer here - just want to amend the ‘see you next week’ title that appears at the end of the video. This was the last video left to be released from our bank of footage; although we filmed a few more explores on our scotland trip, it is unlikely that they will ever see the light of day due to time constraints and other projects I’m working on. So, this may well be the end of an era! Thank you so much to all the fans that have stuck around over all these years - it seems like only yesterday we made our first video nearly 6 years ago in 2016! It’s been a pleasure to work with Ed, Lewis and Jacob to plan and film all these adventures, from our explores of the bunker-strewn Dunkirk coastline to derelict castles up in the Scottish highlands, plus all the tunnel systems and air raid shelters littering our local area. If it interests you to know where we ended up, Lewis is studying economics at Cambridge university, I’m studying physics at Cambridge (with a view to eventually leaving it behind and pursuing cinematography), Jacob is studying economics/politics at Loughborough university, and Ed is fishing. Thanks for your time, Gabe

Thanks for showing us this as it’s only up the road from me

Same Facility but Nazi in Today Poland. 1 of 3 (DAG Bydgoszcz, DAG Krzyskowice, DSC Zasieki) ua-cam.com/video/1RwKdbPgP8o/v-deo.html

Wow! Amazing site guys. Thanks for sharing this huge area.

Glad to see another one men. Great explore of an awesome Airforce base.

Fascinating stuff good to see some of the blast doors still work

How long are you guys here

Nice vid. I live near here

Glad to see you guys, you all have the best explores. 👌

Nice to see you guys again, great exploration, see ya on the next one.

Holy Cats! The gang is back, great to see an upload albeit one from the way back past.

Awesome video, good to see you guys again, hope to see you again soon, keep up the awesome work

Cool explore

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there’s some more abandoned places in folkestone one down the road of remembrance and one near the harbour inn. also i liked this video it was well filmed and enjoyable to watch :)

At 11.33 it was a dumping place in the 2nd world war, when homes/ churches ect got bombed that was where they dumped all the bricks ect

I revisited this Video after reading an article this morning on the BBC News Website entitled "The Shameful Legacy of Lennox Castle Hospital". It seems it really was a dreadful place to be sent. Thanks for the video. I hope you find time to upload more soon.