A great example of an area's history is not fully covered until you've been everywhere. I'm sure military history buffs and those of us who like to see nature reclaiming the countryside will thank you for your exploration efforts. 👍👍

Really enjoying your videos! During WW2 my granddad lit bonfires on Cliffe. Marshes to draw the Luftwaffe away from London. Lovely to see your footage.

Brilliant video Liam, so much wonderful history captured, but gradually vanishing from the landscape as time moves one.......

Smashed it again guys! Absolutely love your content. Keep doing your thing!

I love the Thames Estuary too! Years of visiting the muddy shores and Marshes/Rivers of Essex - Woodham Ferrers, St. Lawrence, Bradwell, Tilbury Fort, World's End, Shoeburyness, One Tree Island, Wat Tyler Park /Marina, Rainham Marshes, Purfleet, plus trips on the Medway. Love seeing the area in the video and all around, many years ago found out about a small hamlet near Cooling that has family connection we didn't previously know of - Spendiff. Thanks for the video, great skies!👍

Well done not boring at all informative and very interesting with excellent video of the area 👍

Its always worthwhile going to find something, even on a hunch 👌 definitely a 'Beyond the Point' explore 😎

Great vid. Really well presented and filmed.

Great Video and well done on the trek. like you I love the history of the home ground on the thames, such a shame Essex had fewer sites, keep the vids going we love them.

Yeah I remember the Marshy Areas on the Thames on the Essex Side. Benfleet Creek had/has the Same Sound Track. 'Birds and Squishy Mud..!!' Good Video..! Cheers All, Kim in Oz.😎

Nice one lads

Cool video Liam, it had a good flow and it kept me interested - nicely done dude 👍

There are plans of this lower Hope battery available on the internet. What you were looking at was the base of the gun emplacement. On top of it were once the ammunition rooms and other gun-related buildings. The plan I saw looked like they were constructed from steel. These were all removed, probably for scrap, leaving only the strange looking bases.

Very nice find,never knew that existed until this video..thank you so much for enlightening us 🙂 I think my best explore there was to find the spare parts for the Mansull Forts just to the south of Cliffe Fort a few years ago,also got to go around the explosives works remains too.

Really interesting video, I walked past this area the other day and had no idea that Fort was there. I agree the atmosphere is special out there

Live in this area and never actually knew what the infrastructure was! Amazing

First time I've watched your videos. I like doing the same thing where I live in coastal South Carolina USA. I think your work would be even more impressive if you used a drone for overhead video. Keep up the good work!