Grupo Antolin november 2010

Right big thx to obs and knox for dragging me out man flu and all!
this up untill january 2008 was a car componants factory which opened in 1998.

security found us spoke from a distance to us and turned round and went on there way,we after getting out quick was going to go back in on the off chance some other explorers had got in which tbh was unlikey!then we saw a big white van with police all over it so did legs proper!

Old kent college chapel november 2010

This was a spur of the moment idea from young obs as first spot was a fail,its been there as long as i can remember and was in the grounds of the old college long redeveloped..was kool tho

Not exactly EPIC but an explore never the less!!

Soldiers' Home 21st October 2010

This is the Eastern end of a large tunnel complex in Snargate Street, which began as separate tunnels but were linked during WW2 for use as air raid shelters. The main part of this section is the 900ft long Cowgate Tunnel which connected Snargate Street with Durham Hill. Unfortunately, this tunnel was penetrated by a shell during WW2 which resulted in the death of 63-year old Mrs. Patience Ransley, who was sheltering inside at the time. The tunnel is blocked at the point of the shell penetration, which occured within the grounds of Cowgate Cemetery on the surface. It is however possible to go much further than the blockage shown on the plan below, but conditions are poor due to roof falls and rotten timber props. Due to revelopment of the Durham Hill area, the entrance at that end seems to have vanished. The passage going West from the main entrance tunnel passes a vent shaft and kiln, and was originally known as 'Soldiers' Home Caves', due to them being behind the old Soliders' Home. The passage continues to a metal gate which blocks access to the next set of tunnels, which are known as 'Croucher's Tunnels'.

This was visited with unclebulgaria and on arrival met up with Obscurity,frosty,james and craig!!i did the splits nearly at one point as the wood was mouldy the chalk was slippery and it happens ;)

Oil Mills Upper and Lower 14th october 2010

This was a great little visit if not a little painfull due to all the lovely prickles and thorns..oh and stinging nettles and small muddy holes with old rope etc..but a fun night in dover nether the les..shame unclebulgaria left his camera battery at home!!plan was to find the lower as Ub had done the upper..anyhow we went in the upper i got my shots and after a phone call with directions into the lower andy headed out for a look for the path while i finished off in the upper..suprise visit from frosty who clambered up to the upper entrance to just point us in the right direction!well we are old it was dark etc!heres my pics from the night of both sections

Right that was the oil mills upper and lower