WIKI page for those who want some actual history with more substance than my very brief explanation
Barret Point:
This appears to be the main installment, and it is quite impressive if I do say so myself, According to wiki, there are several gun batteries (One of them can be seen to the right) where large anti aircraft and other large guns would be positioned.
In Barret point I've also found several entrances to underground bunkers (which I have yet to explore, hopefully I will have a report from them in the near future) A machine gun nest, and several other buildings
Some pictures taken on my first visit to the point
Staircase leading underground (I really can't tell which is the top and which is the bottom, sorry for the shitty picture)
Another shot of the nest's opening, there were actually two openings like this, one on top of this one.
Not too sure what this building would have been used for, it was a rather huge building, couldn't see much in it because it was really dark in it and I had no decent flashlight with me at the time
Just to show you how thick the walls are in this thing.
The main floor, and just how big it is
And one last one I've visited, but need much more pictures
This appears to be the only picture I have, and thankfully, because when I took a drive by, it looked as if something backed into this building and it is badly damaged, the entire front is broken off and pushed in
This would be 'seal cove/Seaplane base' on that wikipedia list I believe because, well that's where it is located, there is several other bunkers and buildings there as well, but this is the only image I currently have, Like I said.
I'll post more installments of BB&B when I get more information or go bunker diving again.
This would be 'seal cove/Seaplane base' on that wikipedia list I believe because, well that's where it is located, there is several other bunkers and buildings there as well, but this is the only image I currently have, Like I said.
I'll post more installments of BB&B when I get more information or go bunker diving again.
Awesome, really cool shots here D:
ReplyDeleteThe amount of graffiti is unfortunate.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunate as it may be, it is on 90% of abandonded bunkers in the world, but when I go down underground into the sub terranian bunkers next week when I plan to go hopefully there will be less because they are not as accessable.
ReplyDeleteI only need one or two items for my kit until I'm ready to go down