Month: July 2022

Hidden six feet under Margate is one of Kent's biggest mysteries: the Shell Grotto. Discovered in 1835, this Grade I...

Far from a typical 'urban explore,' our visit to this abandoned quarry and sea pool was a day at the...

This well-proportioned house in the sought after New Forest lies empty, with few clues to its past life and residents....

This short tunnel cuts through the chalk cliff at Pegwell Bay on the south Kent coast. Known as the Seaweed...

In 2001, this rural Hampshire vineyard was the fourth largest in the UK. The site included a shop, bar, function...

Checkendon Camp was originally owned by the Ministry of Defence, making up part of RAF Woodcote in WWII. It was...

Rain bounced off the road and quickly turned to mist in the heat as we drove through the rural outskirts...

At the edge of Hoo Marina on the River Medway lies a cluster of discarded ships. Many of these vessels...

St Dunstan in the East was a Church of England parish church on St Dunstan's Hill, between London Bridge and...