I JUMPED OFF & SAVED THE BOAT!! EXPLORING ABANDONED HORSE SANDS FORT| SEA SERIES PART 4 FINALE!!
Channel: Kayleigh Coulston Explores
Date: 2021-02-14

Kayleigh Coulston Explores Horse Sands solent sea fort with The Secret Vault, JenEvie & Ashe [Sea Series Part 4 Finale]. Thank you for watching! Please be sure to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to my channel to see more exploration videos. All links provided below:

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Exploring with Ashe Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpWZlgMiIcXCddXA5PB-iJw
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Camera work by Kayleigh and Team. Drone shots by The Secret Vault.

Sea Series Trailer - https://youtu.be/8Ti37aqrJAM
Sauce That Rocks - https://instagram.com/saucethatrocks?igshid=95m2zid0s1di

HISTORY - Horse Sand Fort is one of the larger Royal commissions sea forts in the Solent. Horse sands is 200 feet across and built between 1865 and 1880, with two floors and a basement and armour-plated all round. In the late 19th century the Solent forts were painted in a black and white chequered paint scheme as an early form of dazzle camouflage. In its unrestored state remains of this pattern are still visible on parts of Horse Sand Fort. the forts were used to defend the Portsmouth dockyards. Life on site was grim; those serving were deliberately chosen for their inability to swim, to avoid any attempt to escape". March 2012 horse sand was bought and turned into a museum. The owner of the forts had planned to open Horse Sand Fort for public use in 2016, but as of 2019 Horse Sand, No Man's Land Fort and Spitbank Fort was expected to be put up for auction. In 2020, all three Forts were officially listed for sale. And this is what remains today.

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