Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Wrotham Quarry
Wrotham Quarry
Hansons Aggregates, Trottiscliffe Road, Addington, Kent, HE19 5DL
Formerly known as Olley Sand Pit
Olley sand pit was a quarry producing sand for the glass industry, and in particular to a grade suitable to coloured glass, which was also used locally. It is now part of Hansons Aggregates.
How to get here:
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Road: M20 - Exit the M20 at Wrotham (A20), and then follow the A20 east towards Addington. Continue along it (London Road) until the turnoff on the left towards Trottiscliffe (Roughetts Road). Follow this over the M20 and then it bears left. The quarry will be on the left, just as the road bears right. Parking: roadside layby nearby. Footpath by side of quarry entrance. +
This location is private and has no or limited access only. There is a public footpath that runs from Trottiscliffe Road across the quarry roads which allows you to view the quarry itself; it then heads through a tunnel under the M20 to fields on the other side - this also used to be part of the quarry.
Access: privateStatus: alteredQuarry
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»Photograph taken: 15th October 2006 by Chuck Foster
"Looking west into the quarry, as the footpath crosses the main road leading down to the pits."
The Dominators (1-5)
Filmed: 28 Apr 1968
The surface of Dulkis.
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Stone House Farm (caves) (The Mutants): 9.03 miles. 
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Lafarge Cement (Northfleet) (The Ambassadors of Death): 9.45 miles. 
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Bluewater (The Mutants): 9.81 miles.
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John's Hole Quarry (The Dalek Invasion of Earth): 10.31 miles.
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Leeds Castle (The Androids of Tara): 12.14 miles.
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Kingsnorth Industrial Estate (Inferno): 12.93 miles.
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The Dominators [28 Apr 1968]: The planet Dulkis
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