The links, on this page are mainly to other urban exploration sites that I like. Each one has a brief description.

Western heights, Detached Bastion, Dover. This is a derelict gun position full of tunnels and dark corridors. It can be found on:-

• http://www.undergroundkent.co.uk - click on 'Napoleonic' and you can find it.
• http://www.castlekas.freeserve.co.uk/ - Some of this site no longer works, however the 'Site List' is still good
• http://www.members.tripod.com/JeffHowe/ - More of the Detached Bastion

Other exploration sites:-

• http://www.simoncornwell.com/urbex/ - This is a great site. The exploration of several hospitals, asylums, millitary buildins and anything else he can find to explore. Some fascinating places in sad decay.
• http://www.nobodythere.co.uk - Another good exploration site.
• http://www.subbrit.org.uk/ - A good site showing mainly closed cold war buildings.
• http://www.darkpassage.com/postmortems.htm - I've only had time for a brief look at this site, but it seems pretty good.
• http://www.abandoned-britain.com/ - A site full of very eerie pictures. Several hospital sites and a huge abandoned cement factory are just some of the features.
• - As well as supplying a nice link picture, this site is a wealth of information and links to urban exploration sites.
• http://www.worldoftheshadows.co.uk - Yet another great UE site!
• http://www.explorationstation.co.uk/ - Another one! They're everywhere! Great picture site.

Non UK sites:-

• www.forgottenmichigan.com - I new that Michigan was suffering the loss of an economy, but didn't realise how much of the city was derelict.
• http://www.forgottendetroit.com/ - Similar to Michigan, Detroit is also suffering badly. Main city buildings are lying in ruin.

Other stuff:

• A very addictive site. We promise you'll never leave...... (Be prepared for anything)
• - Unless you grew up in the late 60's or early 70's, Radio Caroline is probably just a name you heard your dad say. Few people seem to realise what Caroline actually stood for. It was a beacon of free speech, a big 'F*ck you' to the men in suits, and the reason the BBC actually caved in and created radio stations for people under sixty. An illegal sea bourne broadcasting operation, she had many ups and downs, over the years, the main down being the sinking of the radio ship 'Mi Amigo'. The replacement ship was left to rot, from the early 90's untill a dedicated team of volounteers undertook the huge task of restoring a hugely important icon, in the World's media. This site details the ship, and their monumental task.
• - The now land based Caroline is still broadcasting. Despite a number of near deaths, she never quite died and is now recovering at a quite amazing pace. This is the official Radio Caroline website offering online listening, schedules and an amazing, detailed history of the station - Complete with pictures, well worth a read.
• - The World of Stanley Tuesday. Harsh but generaly so, so true.
• Rather Good. Not laughed in a while? I particularly recomend the sweary kittens.
• - A website dedicated to putting Birmingham in a good light. It's funny, but I'm afraid that Birmingham remains shit (No offence). Birmingham Baywatch is worth the download.
• Official site of the late Bill Hicks, the greatest commedian ever to have lived. A shining light of wisdom in an increasingly shitty world. With the whole 'Bush & Blair armageddon' situation, currently ruining the planet, we realy could have done with him to help us speak out. Bill, you're sorely missed.
• Do you realy know why the war had to happen? Hint: It had nothing to do with Iraqi weapons. Check out the site of Michael Moore for more details. Prepare to be enlightened.
• These people ask you to link to them in return for free submission to loads of search engines. I used it so here you go.

More links will come, as and when I can get around to it. Would you like me to include your site? Let me know about it and I'll see about putting it up.

You know what it does by now.