Photos by John Latter: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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John Latter said:

Jeanette Harper said:

You talk too much you do!! J x

Well, maybe I used to, but I've got a feeling that may change now...

John :)

John Latter said:

A view into the eastern end of the 60-yard (approx) road tunnel which along with Bridge 1 and Bridge 2 forms the North Entrance to Dover's Napoleonic defenses on the Western Heights.

The central section of the road is made out of the wooden blocks which can be seen in the center of the photo (they prevent sparks).

There are various tunnels leading off of this one including one going to a large underground water resevoir (there are two more resevoirs whose entrances are outside the tunnel close to where I stood when I took this photo - in actual fact, all three entrances are inter-conected by passage-ways.

It was only when I got home that I realized there's a wide circular 'chimney' half-way along the tunnel. With a little bit of scrambling into the undergrowth above I should have been able to get some photos - have to make another trip then, won't I? :)

Click for an external shot of the eastern end of the tunnel.

Standard Info:

The North Entrance is only part of the fortifications on this part of the North Downs - click on Western Heights and then check the tag list for all the locations covered (eg Drop Redoubt, Grand Shaft, St Martins Battery, North Center Bastion - more will be added as time goes on).

Originally posted on April 8, 2007

Part of the Images of Dover web-site.

John Latter / Jorolat

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John Latter said:

Biggin Street, Dover in England, on Sunday morning, June 28th, 2009.

The Biggin Street Incident took place on Monday, 22nd of June.

The male victim was on a level with, and walking in the same direction as, the blond-haired woman with the ponytail, but was just to the left of the black lamp-post.

The female perpetrator first took notice of her victim as she reached the point where the short-sleeved man with the dog is (the dog is partially obscured by the right-hand black bollard/post).

Click to read the full account of The Biggin Street Incident: The Straw That Broke The Camel's Back

On the top right-hand side of this photo you can see the tower of Dover's Town Hall; behind the viewer, the precinct leads to the Market Square (or 'Market Place').

Part of the Images of Dover web-site.

John Latter / Jorolat

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John Latter said:

UPDATE: The anti-social behaviour tenant referred to above has now moved - fingers crossed that the next tenant will be more sociable!

Prior to the noisy tenant moving, the tenant removed the wind chimes and reverted back to loud music. Consequently, I uploaded another video (in addition to the one mentioned above) called, "Anti-Social Behaviour in Robsons Yard, Dover (UK)". Part of the (abridged) caption reads:

"...The anti-social tenant is so incensed about this [ie the removal of the wind chimes] that periodic bursts of loud music in the backyard are the result - along with the threats of my being beaten up, of course.

There is no such thing as a free lunch: the more psychological issues an individual has, the less natural their behaviour becomes.

The Golden Rule of Abuse is, "Accept what I give you or I'll dig deeper into my capacity for violence (what was once resolvable 'issues') and things will get worse!"

The downstairs tenant has followed this pattern all the way down the line: I'm 58 and my life is being affected by the psychological violence of a total stranger in an adjacent flat.

Pause for a moment and ask yourself what chance do you think you would you have of remaining emotionally unharmed if you were a toddler and were living, not in adjacent flat, but within the same set of walls of such a person...?

I have an interest in psychology and research a specific form of psychological trauma (the kind a horse experiences when it is 'broken') and I already know the answer.

Also see the Dover Locals topic about the subsequent loud music..."

Part of the Images of Dover web-site.

John Latter / Jorolat

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