47. G4

48. G4

49. G4 close up detail

50. G4

51. G1 & Bofors

52. G1 & Bofors leg detail

53. Tony Pine in dingy below G1

54. Beneath G1 ...

55. ... at low tide

A 20' tide rise & fall typical somewhere between 20' at low & 43' high tide

56. Evening at Red Sands Fort

57. The Forts make an incredible sight at night

It's difficult to explain the peaceful & tranquility aboard the Forts at night, reflecting on their incredible history from inception, building during WWII & as Radio Forts

58. G4 close up

59. G1 Red Sands Radio antenna & wind turbine

60. Tangle of legs of G4, G3, G2 & Searchlight Tower

61. G1, Bofors, Control, G2 & G4 Towers

62. G1, Bofors, Control, G2 & G4 Towers

63. G1 evening sky

64. G1 & Bofors

65. Bofors, G2, Searchlight, G3 & G4 

66. Bofors, G2, G3, Searchlight & G4 leg detail

67. G1, Bofors, Control, G2 & G4

68. All seven Towers

69. Night angler

70. Setting off home

72. Leaving the fishermen to a peaceful night

73. Note mast head light

74. Leaving Red Sands Fort

Another Red Bull challange on 4th September 2012

1. Dropping from the Southern Gun Tower divers Gary Hunt & Blake Aldridge warm up for the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Championships on 4th September 2012

75. Report on Red diving from the Fort - Whitstable Times Thursday 13th September 2012

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Red Bull love the Forts: Skateboarding on Sealand (Roughs) the Red Sands Fort was used as part of their training programme of dives for Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series

76. Article condeming diving from the Forts - Whitstable Times Thursday 20th September 2012

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Red Sands on 7th October 2012 from the PS Waverley

77. Red Sands: Control, G4 & G1

78. Close up of 2.4 GHz link

With thanks to Tony Pine, Vaughn, Whitstable Timesand Red Bull for their help in producing this feature