"Hudson's Bastion is the most complex of the 19th Century defences in Dover Castle's East Ditch. It comprises the fortified bastion earthwork itself, with an underground guardroom, a large caponnier flanking the ditch and a long, two-level loopholed musketry gallery. The entrance to these outworks from within the castle is through a long tunnel, known as Hudson's Passage. The underground sections of Hudson's Bastion remain in good condition and are an excellent example of 19th Century fortification."
After visiting back in 2011 and taking some pretty shit pictures if i do say so myself the chance to visit popped up so at the last minute i dragged my backside out to go retake pictures since ive actually learned how to use my camera!
A blog with my Explores and Photographs from locations around the uk and Europe
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T10 2019
A location once very sought after, only a few had used their5 brains rather than force to get in here, it used to be very secure.. Then alo...
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This building was up until 1998 The Holy Cross Roman Catholic school a voluntary aided school for boys and girls. It closed its doors in 1...
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Right very well known hospital now houses ,well the main hospital it's self is now houses what is left is beechwood house which was a sc...
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This swimming pool is in Hayes..its nocknamed mt beans swimming pool due to the fact i twas indeed used in filming for mr bean..theres a sup...
Some nice photos here mate 👊
ReplyDeleteThank you, it is a wonderful example of brickwork
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