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Thursday, August 22, 2013. Budapest Citadel Bunker, Hungary. Interestingly, at the base of the cliffs, below the Citadel, are a number of secured tunnel entrances, indicating a much larger complex a few hundred feet below this bunker. Entrance to the bunker. One of the rooms inside the bunker. Steps between the levels. One of the many rooms off the main corridor. Ladder down to a flooded level. Exit from the bunker. Posted by Colin G at 12:53 pm. Napoleonic and 19thC Sites. Hampshire and The Isle of Wight.

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Thursday, August 22, 2013. Budapest Citadel Bunker, Hungary. Interestingly, at the base of the cliffs, below the Citadel, are a number of secured tunnel entrances, indicating a much larger complex a few hundred feet below this bunker. Entrance to the bunker. One of the rooms inside the bunker. Steps between the levels. One of the many rooms off the main corridor. Ladder down to a flooded level. Exit from the bunker. Posted by Colin G at 12:53 pm. Napoleonic and 19thC Sites. Hampshire and The Isle of Wight.

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Thursday, August 22, 2013. Budapest Citadel Bunker, Hungary. Interestingly, at the base of the cliffs, below the Citadel, are a number of secured tunnel entrances, indicating a much larger complex a few hundred feet below this bunker. Entrance to the bunker. One of the rooms inside the bunker. Steps between the levels. One of the many rooms off the main corridor. Ladder down to a flooded level. Exit from the bunker. Posted by Colin G at 12:53 pm. Napoleonic and 19thC Sites. Hampshire and The Isle of Wight.

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Subterranean History: Fort Rowner, Gosport

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Tuesday, November 02, 2010. Fort Rowner, Gosport. Fortunately, the Fort Rowner is opened for tours on Heritage Open Days, and one of the casemates contains a small museum of plans and old photos of the fort. Plan of the Fort. Casemates by the entrance to the Fort. Inside one of the gun rooms. Passage behind the casemates. Inside the double caponnier. The derelict side of the fort. Looking back (with Haxo Casemates over). The Keep of Last Resort, in its own moat. Posted by Colin G at 7:55 pm. Shoreham For...

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Wednesday, January 12, 2011. Organisations, which one can join to learn more about defence and underground structures, and take part in organised visits. Http:/ www.subbrit.org.uk/. Kent Underground Research Group. Http:/ www.kurg.org.uk/. Friends of Dover Castle. Http:/ www.dover-castle-friends.org/. Western Heights Preservation Society. Http:/ www.dover-western-heights.org/. Http:/ www.palmerstonforts.org.uk/. Http:/ www.fsgfort.com/. Http:/ www.kenthistoryforum.co.uk/. South Coast Martello Towers.

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Subterranean History: Stokes Bay Lines, Gosport

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Sunday, May 29, 2011. Stokes Bay Lines, Gosport. This area is well worth a visit, and although most parts are closed off a large amount can be seen from the outside. Plan of the Stokes Bay Lines, courtesy of the PFS. Stokes Bay No.2 Battery. Blast door from the bunker conversion. Passage between the casemates. Looking out of the gun port. Facade of Fort Gilkicker. Looking into the fort from the fence. Emplacement on the roof of the fort. Nearby Gosport No.1 Bastion. Magazine for No.1 Bastion. Newhaven Fo...

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Tuesday, March 01, 2011. Verne High Angle Battery, Portland. The battery is now a semi-tourist attraction, being shown on sign posts and guide books etc, but remains derelict and has unfortunately suffered at the hands of vandals due to its exposed position. Plan, courtesy of the PFS. View across the battery. Entrance to one of the magazines. Posted by Colin G at 8:46 pm. Napoleonic and 19thC Sites. Hampshire and The Isle of Wight. Hurst Castle, New Milton. Hilsea Lines, Portsmouth. Fort Rowner, Gosport.

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Thursday, August 22, 2013. Budapest Citadel Bunker, Hungary. Interestingly, at the base of the cliffs, below the Citadel, are a number of secured tunnel entrances, indicating a much larger complex a few hundred feet below this bunker. Entrance to the bunker. One of the rooms inside the bunker. Steps between the levels. One of the many rooms off the main corridor. Ladder down to a flooded level. Exit from the bunker. Posted by Colin G at 12:53 pm. Napoleonic and 19thC Sites. Hampshire and The Isle of Wight.

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