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STRANGE! NAVAL DOCK YARD & NO SECURITY - ITS UK (in photos)

O MY GOD!! NAVAL DOCK YARD & NO SECURITY

Now I know why Britain is called Great Britain


By: B.S.Goraya



It is my fortnight in UK and I am yet to see any uniformed man on roads: traffic police, police or army man. Not only this I happen to go to shore and a dockyard and there again was no security. Though my hands were trembling. But no one stopped me clicking photographs. God knows how they are going to treat my laying bare of their country's coast. To ensure doubly I asked an Englishman if photography was not prohibited. He said I could freely click. I said it was a dock. The man then explained that Britains was not that fragile. 

Below is the satellite  map of Gillingham, Rochester, Rainham and Hoo areas.
In this section of my Safarname you will see:

1. Pictures which I took while standing at Strands Dock Yard
  Kings power station and two forts in see and Hoo village  are also visible  via my 35 X Canon camera 



2. Rochester - Castle and Cathedral area. Sorry I couldn't go inside and will visit this ancient 11 century fort and 7th century cathedral. This section is dominated by my clicks which I took while moving. But you should remember that most of the buildings at Rochester area are all old ones. Some of these are medieval ones and find their mention in classic literary works. Charles Dicken's house was also among them. But I am yet to identify it. 

3. Pictures which I took while standing at a little island where lies Rainham's Sewage Treatment Plant. I dont know the name of area. Here again the distant places namely Kings power station and two forts in see and Hoo village  are also visible




PART 1. Pictures which I took while standing at Strands Dock Yard
  Kings power station and two forts in see and Hoo village  are also visible  via my 35 X Canon camera
 



CASTLE IN SEA


HOO VILLAGE
HOO VILLAGE
BRICK CONCRETE FILLED SHIPS
BRICK CONCRETE FILLED SHIPS
BRICK CONCRETE FILLED SHIPS
BRICK CONCRETE FILLED SHIPS
THE STRANDS COAST : A 4000 YEAR OLD SHIP WAS UNEARTHED IN THE MUD HERE


THE DOCK YARD





DOCK YARD
DOCK YARD
CASTLE IN SEA




GAS TANKS AT KINGS POWER STATION
STRANDS DOCK YARD
STRANDS DOCK YARD
STRANDS DOCK YARD
STRANDS DOCK YARD

STRANDS DOCK YARD
STRANDS 
STRANDS DOCK YARD



MY NEIGHBOUR MR. ALAN WATKINS
WHO KINDLY TOOK ME TO PLACES






2. Rochester - Castle and Cathedral area. Sorry I couldn't go inside and will visit this ancient 11 century fort and 7th century cathedral. This section is dominated by my clicks which I took while moving. But you should remember that most of the buildings at Rochester area are all old ones. Some of these are medieval ones and find their mention in classic literary works. Charles Dicken's house was also among them. But I am yet to identify it.


ON ROAD TO ROCHESTER FROM STRANDS





ROCHESTER FORT & CATHEDRAL AS VISIBLE FROM ACROSS THE RIVER MEDWAY







THE EDITOR OF A NEWSPAPER WELCOMED ME WITH A BROAD SMILE








WORKERS IN ORANGE COSTUME- ONE HAS A SIKH INSIGNIA ON HIS BACK
THE BRIDGE IS AS OLD AS THE RAILWAYS






ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE
ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE




ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE
ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE
ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE
ROCHESTER -12TH CENTURY CASTLE
A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS
A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS
A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS

A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS
A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS








A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS





A ROCHESTER STREET - ,OLD BUILDINGS



































PART 3. Pictures which I took while standing at a little island where lies Rainham's Sewage Treatment Plant. I dont know the name of area. Here again the distant places namely Kings power station and two forts in see and Hoo village  are also visible






















WEEDS
















SPIRES OF A CHURCH ASSOCIATED WITH SIR FRANCIS DRAKE IN VILLAGE RIVER VALLEY

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