WARDEN POINT GUN BATTERY | ISLE OF SHEPPEY

[@tomlee812]

Fascinating piece of our coastal history. The remaining structures' current position really demonstrates the extent of the erosion. Nice work. I must visit there one day (if I can find it !).

[@whitetongueoutdoors]

Looking forward to the wildcamp video Tom, thanks for this one

[@Adam-Gates-Mudlark]

Awesome video! May pop down and take a look myself next year...if we are not in lock-down again.

[@RalphGoodson]

A relative of mine used to own the house that stood on the top of the hill above the beach. A room on the top floor of the house had been reinforced to take heavy observation equipment, as you say for observing shipping during the second world war. I visited the house several times as a kid and still have some photos. It was a shock to me to see it has gone now due to the erosion.

[@aintnoplum]

Fascinating chap

[@vanssan1414]

Another classic thankyou x

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

thanks. x

[@kevinmatthews3958]

I USE TO CATCH NEWTS ABOUT 30 YEARS AGO IN THE FLOODED PILLBOXES AT WARDEN POINT,INCLUDING PALMATE,CREASTED,SMOOTH AND EVEN GREAT CREASTED

[@Paul-pb3vq]

Another nice video Tom . I'm afraid the sea will never be tamed . Taking our History in it path . If you protect one part the coast , it will move and erode another part . Always look forward to your next video .

[@antonyhill8835]

I live right next to the caravan park above the cliffs, and lived here for 16 years now and there was even a small post office right next to the bunkers but no clue where it has gone and haven't been down there in roughly 2/3 years

[@KentEnglandTravel]

Nice Video, Even though I live quite close I have never been to these. Must go soon. Thanks

[@colinhaggart2260]

I remember seeingthe sound mirror in one piece.

[@snorkherder]

Shame they hadn't thought to protect the cliffs properly, thanks Tom, it looks a nice spot for a Bivvy camp. ATB.

[@darrenbaldock4610]

Looks a good spot for some Ray fishing

[@damphotos]

I remember when these were still halfway down the slope, one with its back broken. That would have been in the late '70s or very early '80s.

[@KentSurvival]

great little stretch isn't it :)

[@DayzDaly]

To think I live on this beautiful island

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

You're very fortunate. I went there again the other weekend and I love it there! Thanks for watching.

[@Exoamy]

Was there recently, good place for fossil hunting