Capel battery deep level shelter has recently been sold to a new owner, the shelter, a plotting room and a 2 magazines and to be dug up by Kent underground research group, however one of our number knew of the existence of an open entrance but had yet to try entry, so on sunday we ventured down to dover, to say getting in was a bit nerve racking would be an understatement, it involved climbing down the cliffs to reach a small opening, this was very dangerous, one slip and we would have been waving goodbye as we plumited down to our deaths, we made our way down to find the entrance wich had been covered with railway sleepers, one of the sleepers howver was long since gone and we got into the shelter, unfortunately for us this part of the tunnel strtched no more than 200 yards before a collapse had blocked our progress.
Looking back towards the entrance and railway sleepers
Standard deep level shelter steel hopped supports and metal shuttering
an old wheelbarrow and the collpse wich blocked any further entry.
Dave
Looking back towards the entrance and railway sleepers

Standard deep level shelter steel hopped supports and metal shuttering

an old wheelbarrow and the collpse wich blocked any further entry.

Dave