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Great stuff, thanks for posting this. What's being removed from the walls with the angle grinders? It looks like bits of rusty tube with little value... How w

• Someone 12y ago
  Could be as simple as something to hang wooden seats or beds from. See for example the third photo in http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1041171/Violent-storm-uncovers-Nazi-bunkers-buried-sand-63-years.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1041171/Violent-stor... I wonder more about why one would, upon entering such a bunker, start axle grinding ones such structures.
  • Luc 12y ago
    Little point in leaving stuff there I suppose. It will just rust away further over the next hundreds of years. Better to concentrate resources in a few of them.
    • tombrossman 12y ago
      Sorry, I posted this and went to sleep so missed the replies. We have one complete and open to the public. We were allowed to dig out the bunker entrance to explore & recover anything interesting, then it had to be sealed back up. The last time this was done was in the 70's, as it is beach-side in an environmentally protected area.