Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site

Before the pleasant time of Carleton Martello Tower, people built many forts to resist invasion by others. But as time passed, many forts were destroyed, and a few of them are now protected. That's how St. John's Carleton Martello Tower is. I can't help but share the pleasant hourly light at Carleton Martello Tower. This round bunker is built on a small hillside on the shore, surrounded by reefs and grass. The shape of the tower is beautiful and the tower is intact. The surrounding scenery is great, and it is very pleasant to breathe fresh air by the way. There are exhibits and pictures in the tower, which can make tourists better understand the past and present life of the tower, which is very interesting. It is said that the city can be seen from the top of the tower, but unfortunately visitors are now prohibited from going upstairs. Historically, we have seen some video clips inside the tower, which we learned was a military installation designed and built by the British more than 200 years ago. It played a great role in World War II. There are narrators in the square for detailed explanations, and you can learn a lot about Carleton Martello Tower, which is very helpful for this tour. I personally think that the parking spaces around Carleton Martello Tower are sufficient and the scenery is great. It was a relaxing little time here.

Natural Scenery Global Fortress Carleton Martello Tower Today we punched in the niche online red punching holy place. Before we decided to come here, we learned that this scenic spot is very cold, but it is also enough. When we first arrived at Carleton Martello Tower, the outside scenery was really good to see the explosion, under the blue sky and white clouds. A wide green lawn, I was a little reluctant to go in at the time, I wanted to stay outside, from the outside, it looked like a turret, the building was a bit single, and the first thing that reflected in our eyes was a small short film. Listening to the explanation of the tourists next to it is just to introduce the historical short film of this building. We watched it for about ten minutes and the film was over. When we wandered inside, various exquisite replicas were inside. The brick red walls had a little historical atmosphere, which looked retro and exquisite. We took the camera in our hands and took pictures crazyly. There are not only historical relics, but also daily life tape, tea cups, glasses, etc. Behind each exhibit is an exquisite post introduction to us. When we came out, I stood on the hillside outside for a long time. The natural landscape of the empty places abroad is also very beautiful, and I took a few more photos and left.