Thursday, 18 February 2021

Exploring abandoned places in

Exploring abandoned places in: Exploring abandoned places in Europe.

In 1963

In 1963: In 1963, the Danish authorities began constructing one of the largest and most costly facilities in Denmark. Built deep in a lime pit blown into a hill, 60 metres down, they constructed a nuclear shelter to house the Royal family, members of the government, the head of defence and leading officials from the central administration should WW3 be a reality.

Calepin - Carnet de

Calepin - Carnet de: Calepin - Carnet de note - Carnet de note cuir - A5

AtlanticWall Regelbau FL243 FL249

AtlanticWall Regelbau FL243 FL249: AtlanticWall Regelbau FL243 FL249 - Bunker with Emplacement for 8,810,5cm Anti Aircraft gun

Ruins of the monastery

Ruins of the monastery: Ruins of the monastery and church, Himmelpfort The monastery, Himmelpfort, were founded in the 13th century, and was home for monks of the Cistercian order. Unfortunately the monastery did not manage to become as successful as hoped, and throughout the centuries, it was traded numerous times. In 1663 the Eastern part, the crossing and the choir were preserved and turned into a more modern form, in which a Protestant parish church was built, and the western part of the monastery, the nave (bui

The Atlantic Wall standardised

The Atlantic Wall standardised: The Atlantic Wall standardised Bunker designs

flowers

flowers: flowers