Urbex ~ "The Tower" Tower Wood Squerryes Estate Westerham Kent

[@joniflanakingriffin3541]

Very peaceful and beautiful as well as rich in history. Thank you for taking us on your Sunday morning explore!

[@reiramiya8805]

What a lovely place. Nice to hear your voice again. Thank you for sharing. 💕

[@asankaw1]

i love England.. always mysterious and beautiful.. what a lovely forest with the sun shining.. lucky you..

[@elizabethhenry6605]

Another lovely explore. Such a beautiful corner of the country.

[@patriciabuchanan67]

Wow!! The tower covered with nature, almost looks like a tree. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@TheStwat]

Brilliant pictures. Thank you.

[@patriciaangeles4816]

Great find - love your still photography at the end

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

Beautiful vid! I can imagine a young King Henry and Anne B enjoying the woodland near the mysterious stone structure.

[@AbandonedUK]

I Actually thought about who's footsteps i was following whilst there.....Thank you!

[@caz1484]

Legend has it its where she was kept prisoner prior to her beheading

[@Pyridox]

Thanks you for the explore. Glad to see a new video from you, hope all is well.

[@AbandonedUK]

Your very welcome, I'm glad to get a day off from work with a few explores to check out....all is well, Thanks!

[@damianjones7554]

That place looked beautiful in all in ruinous glory, thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos. 👍👍😊👍👍

[@AbandonedUK]

Thank you! :)

[@LL-sq8se]

Great video 👍 🙋 I found out recently through DNA that Im 88per cent British ..So I'm eager to see everything there!.. It was a beautiful place!

[@JoggyMorvin]

Amazing vid🤩 Thumbs up👍🏼

[@njuham]

I've visited this tens of times on my walks in the area. Nearby are the Hosey caves, worth a visit.

[@christhompson7547]

Glad you’re back 😀👍

[@juliepownall2000]

Nice explore

[@AbandonedUK]

Thank you!

[@juliel7522]

Saw this today. Lovely!

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Missing my fav explorer, hope you are doing ok

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice old tower, any more of them around? Guess this one burned out ages ago. Nice area and explore.

[@njuham]

Nearby are Hosey caves and on Toy's hill are the mansion ruins and bat tower...

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Just dropping in too wish you a very good and healthy 2019, missing your great explore videos mate, just hope you are doing ok.

[@miketaicee8570]

How on earth do you locate all these empty houses. It's amazing what you have come up with. I'd love to try and do something similar. It would be great to show case the empty houses in an area so that we could bring attention to them and get them back into circulation. Now that would be great!!

[@AbandonedUK]

Thanks for your views & comments...now location of the properties is difficult...keeping an eye out whilst driving, but mostly seeing what appears on the urbex forums....looking for clues, then google earth once an area is known, also networking with other's with the same interest can be fruitful, once your interest is verified....last resort is to ask....I don't often ask for locations, but have asked for entry details...of properties i have already located....nobody want to travel miles to be disapointed with a fail.....bit of a lul lately, but something will turn up sooner or later. Regards Auk

[@miketaicee8570]

Abandoned UK thanks so much for your reply. I’ve done a few general videos on KZbin but I think I may have to do some research and do a video about abandonned properties in the uk. Happy hunting and keep up the good work ✨👍🏽✨

[@rise8624]

@@AbandonedUK glad to hear you drive again.

[@rise8624]

you're very well spoken now

[@stuartcertain6363]

Another nice explore. The tower is interesting, as it seems rather a complicated structure to serve as a belvedere or a prospect tower. I was wondering if it was, in fact, one of the original semaphore towers that were built in the late 1700's, and part of the semaphore line, which ran from London to Deal, Kent? If so, then there could be a case for the tower to be given Listed status?

[@AbandonedUK]

Thanks Stuart.....It's grade 2 listed from 1975....Here's the link britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101272628-the-tower-westerham#.W47dvuhKjIU

[@stuartcertain6363]

Hello Steve, good to see you back again. Thanks for the link. 'Folly' it is then. Although I wouldn't be surprised if it was wrongly listed, as such. It wouldn't be the first time this has happened. Its just the fact that it's described as having a basement, which together with the connecting structure leads me to believe that it had a more complex use. There is always a mystery on your explores, which makes them more intriguing, of course!

[@louis.b333]

I've spent many nights patying here. I grew up in westerham and played here as a child to there is more shelters deep in the woods near the lakes. I tried to find them again a few years ago but it's all over grown. One of the shelters had a door and a lock always wondered whats in them. There are 3 in a row.

[@peteneville698]

Great work! Found some old stills from when there was easier vehicle access:- www.geograph.org.uk/photo/460082 (1977) www.geograph.org.uk/photo/652627 (1987) and www.geograph.org.uk/photo/652621 (1987) Edit: (Photo dates added)

[@AbandonedUK]

Thanks for sharing.....interesting old cars & were they having a picnic...:-)