Rochester, United Kingdom
Mead Wall
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+44 7963703371
No wheelchair-accessible entrance
Unfortunately not much to see or say. You only get a view of one facade and that's from over the small organically formed moat. But it's a lovely walk there with some interesting views and the RSPB pools. So, I will be going again...
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Abandoned engineering falling apart. Such a shame. It could be really nice object and touristic place. No access to public.
Got pretty excited to discover a little bit of history in the area - unfortunately it's not the easiest to get to, having to navigate through an active quarry to get to it. Also, more unfortunately, the fort itself once you reach it is almost inaccessable. I'd already seen reviews that you could only access the outside but I thought it would be worth a walk anyway, but it's mostly flooded (including around the outside) and surrounded by sand mounds and is heavily overgrown with brambles so even trying to have a look around the outside is difficult. Its quite deteriorated and has quite a lot of graffiti. If you don't mind dodging big yellow trucks with stones, skipping some barb wire, walking a mile in sand, then this is your place. Although I didnt actually see any signage at all to say it was closed to the public, and Google says its open... the fort itself has a lot of signage on the windows to say trespassers not allowed - but I assume this is physically inside the fort, due to the dangers. Id suggest you dont take kids or pets. Also, wear shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Slightly disappointed, but enjoyed the walk none the less. Cliffe pools are nice to walk around.
Ot says no trespass but worth to see the place as it is massive and cand be seen British history. Loved it.
Such a shame the company that own it have let it get into such a poor condition
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