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@Faustus ive seen a few programmes about that type of thing - also a good book "WW2 abandoned places" is interesting read
There are some remarkable "bunkers" around as well as other abandoned infrastructure, thats for sure, all over Europe
@ecksmc Exactly! I was surprised by all these bunkers, which, despite being in a desperate state, still look absolutely grandiose
@stueytheround oh really?!...I thought gov. doesn't allow anyone in...but from the othe sides these guys has at least roof to hide from rain and cold ...
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@stueytheround I see...interesting 😉
@Faustus ikr and mostly built in seekrit
The scale of some them is just amazing then factor in seekrit construction it's just mindboggling and astonishing
@ecksmc i need to have a look, sounds interesting....there is BBC documentary about forgotten places, I think it's called exactly like that...the most interesting part was about constructions that were forgotten after WW2...I was surprised.