ABANDONED UK WW2 Deep Shelter - Not bad Condition!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this explore we are back in Dover, looking at another South Foreland Deep Shelter - Info below.
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The Regimental Headquarters of 540 Coast Regiment Royal Artillery was mainly based in wartime surface buildings adjacent to South Foreland Lighthouse. Staff slept in the Lower Lighthouse, and there was an underground Plotting Room as well as a deep shelter for RHQ staff nearby.
540 Coast Regiment was in charge of the guns to the east of Dover (Fan Bay, Wanstone Farm and South Foreland Batteries), while 520 Coastal Regiment manned the guns to the west of Dover (Capel, Lydden Spout, Hougham and Citadel batteries). When either the east or west guns acted collectively they were designated as a Fortress and had, at South Foreland and Hougham respectively, a Fortress Plotting Room which controlled their complement of guns. Hougham’s was combined with the Battery Plotting Room which is the reason for its larger size, while at South Foreland the two Plotting Rooms were several hundred yards apart.
The deep shelter is one of the smallest and most symmetrical comprising two parallel tunnels with three cross tunnels between, accessed by two entrances and sets of stairs. There appears to have been a fire in it at some time. [Source: subbrit.org]
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Great show Steve! Ray is a great comedian. Thanks to Alex for finding this location.
That sting of the dump reference was everything! What a bunker find 😍
Amazing one right! 😁
Great explore once again. Thanks Steve. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 🙏 😎
Now, this is what I call a good exploration. Great find.
Thanks for the feedback 👍👍
Another fab explore guys keep em coming
Thanks mate
Awesome explore boys though it was one me and my bother did while back still interesting. You guys got the dover bug it never leaves you 😆
Thanks 👍 It’s a good one that nice and hidden away in the trees. We definitely got a lot done there!
Another hidden gem..👍👍👍
Very hidden this one ☝️
These look similar to ones i explored at st Margret's on sea in the late 90's,. What were they used for,?
They are safety shelters used during bombing raids in WW2