Drop Redoubt

Part of the massive fortification built to resist a potential invasion from the French as seen from one of the dry ditches inside the structure itself. The entrance/exit door is in the far left hand corner just out of view.

[Marnie]

My word, that's built to last. Thanks for sharing.

[Teresa Amaro]

I love old buildings. Thank you for sharing!

[Taffy]

That is one thick wall! What a fort that must have been.

[Hydee]

These old historic buildings are so fascinating.

[Connie Little]

Built to endure.

[Rob Z]

It is always mind-boggling to think how they actually constructed these structures. So massive.

[Bep]

Very impressive!

[sally agnew]

Very bold structures :)

[Candace]

Lovely!

[Ivan]

Great wall!

[Jennifer]

lovely composition showing the age and strength of the wall

[Suzanne]

I'm always so impressed with old buildings, how they managed to build them and the stories the walls could tell. Love the composition on this

[Catherine Otley]

Again you have managed to do very well something I have always failed at. The Drop Redoubt is so impressive, which you captured, but mine never show it off to its best effect.

[Kathy]

The redoubt looks strong and defendable.