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Report - North Weald Redoubt - jan 2022

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ChrisHowell

28DL Full Member
28DL Full Member
Its been a long time since being able to do a proper explore but 2022 is off to a good start.

I have wanted to visit this place for some time and finally got round to completing this explore. We tried to explore some other locations during the day but couldn't find them so we arrvied here in the late afternoon. Safe to say, time was against us so we had to make good time trying to explore the whole area, luckily enough its a small enough place to visit.

Entrance to the area is easy and out of the way, you do get the occasional dog walkers around. This location is often used by other explorers as we bumped into a few as soon as we arrived and there is clear evidence that camp fires has been lit there recently. Most of the area is pretty destroyed and thre is a lot of flooding in one of he buildings which makes it completely inaccessible.

The back building is not flooded at all and there are some interesting rooms and hallways inside.

All in all, was a very good and easy explore.

Worth checking out if you are in the area.


All photos were taken on my Cannon 550D and Sony RX100 VII. Cant wait to get the new Sony A7 IV as that will help alot with the low lighting situations.
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Calamity Jane

i see beauty in the unloved, places & things
Regular User
Nice photos. Always nice to see this place. Mike you were lucky, I really want to see here. The flooding is an issue that bugs me though, as Im that nosey I want to see it all lol.

Nice report Chris.
 

CantClimbTom

Enthusiastic Idiot and prolific BS talker
28DL Full Member
I wonder why it floods? at original build they'd presumably have some drainage, maybe a clay/pot drain collapsed years back or something
 

ChrisHowell

28DL Full Member
28DL Full Member
Thank you for the kind responses everyone. We tried to get inside the flooded building through the stairs at the back, when we saw how deep it was, we was like 'no chance pal.'
 

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