Spurn Head Some of the bits we missed

[RichCooper]

Starting with the 3rd in the row of WW1 pillboxes on the Humber wall


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Next south foundations above to the left over where the chimney like groove is are the steps to ?


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Next in line a bunker of some sort with a partly collapsing ceiling


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Then a bigger bunker which was pretty bare inside and had four of these vents on the outside ?


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Behind this is yet another gun emplacement with just visible holdfast bolts and a strange set of steps at one end


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Then we found the fourth CASL almost buried now


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There was one more building to check out from looking on GE but on the way to it we found another air raid shelter only accessable from one end


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Then the building we were looking for with a mounting of some sort inside


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And a smaller on next to it with only one doorway


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Lastly on the way back to the path a nice surprise we almost walked by some type of covered trenchwork lined with corrugated iron,Couldnt get to the entrance though


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Hope you enjoyed the tour as much as I enjoyed doing it

 

[jonney]

Nice work mate am still gutted I couldn't make this trip

 

[Derelict-UK]

do they have houses there?

 

[night crawler]

Looks like nature is trying it's hardest to reclaim what is it own again. Nice work.

 

[oldscrote]

Just as I thought I was going to have to go a whole Sunday without a concrete fix you came up trumps Cheers Rich.

 

[Badoosh]

Really enjoyed all reading your trips to Spurn. There used to be some old graf from the '40's in the shelters & in a couple of bunkers but I'm going back a good 20 years. Fascinating place is Spurn. I guess you're next trip will be to the Bull Fort then! Thanks for sharing.

 

[jonney]

Just as I thought I was going to have to go a whole Sunday without a concrete fix you came up trumps Cheers Rich.

Got some more concrete for you mate just not got round to posting it yet

 

[WinchItIn]

Great pics Rich, well worth going back a?

 

[Snips86x]

Great work!

 

[RichCooper]

Nice work mate am still gutted I couldn't make this trip

Next time mate

do they have houses there?

yea coast guard but theyre all new

Just as I thought I was going to have to go a whole Sunday without a concrete fix you came up trumps Cheers Rich.

your welcome

Great pics Rich, well worth going back a?

it was yea definately another one in the winter though

 

[RichCooper]

Really enjoyed all reading your trips to Spurn. There used to be some old graf from the '40's in the shelters & in a couple of bunkers but I'm going back a good 20 years. Fascinating place is Spurn. I guess you're next trip will be to the Bull Fort then! Thanks for sharing.

Theres still some period graf in the room under the dunes at the Port War Signal Station wasnt sure wether to put that up as its been done before i think, dunno about bull fort though