ABANDONED WW2 BUNKER - We climbed a cliff!!

I think its Zelda Ocarina of Time that there is a square on the side of a cliff and i was so mad trying to figure out how to get in there lol i finally did but now i can't remember how i did it it was later on in the game i remember but this is what this reminds me off

For all the likes I get in this comment I’ll actually do wall sits

Were you as I was, a bit disappointed that there weren't any antechambers? Do you think they might have been blocked off? I can't see how these tunnels would have been to much help in case of an invasion....

Many hrs spent making that bunker and tunnels.

wicked good job stay safe lol

Were did you get your information?

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Where was the issue with the decent 😅

I wonder why they sealed up the rest of the tunnel? Maybe it was starting to collapse so they blocked it off so nobody got hurt. What a cool place.

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Really cool! Thanks for sharing!!

One rope is for the rucksack the other is for you; it makes getting in and out easier

Why hold both ropes?

STOP calling it CHALK..
It’s not chalk!!
It’s Kalk stone
Kalk….not chalk

Did the soldiers had to climb up the same cliff as you, or did they have a way in from the other side. Could not have been easy to get the weapons etc up those cliffs and into the bunker!

Not as bad as the scene on the 'guns of navarone'.

Hi guys just watched your video and part 13.42 minutes (timestamp) in. I think you are on your way out of the bunker, on the brick work appears PIKE 39 nothing impressive in a bit of graffiti i here. Unless your
Grandfather Arthur Pike was a Royal Engineer in 1939,
after the war and lived in Bexhill until he passed. (Coincidence)

I chatted to a local couple there who told me that bunker was specifically designed to hold a flame thrower. A massive oil drum was positioned on the hill for this very purpose !!

Respect from northeastern Pennsylvania

What strange things these boys are showing us..!? TY boys!!

I don't know why you all are trying to do that rope like that use one rope and it would have been much easier that's kind of dumb to try to use one hand on one rope and another hand on the other rope

Nobody got wet.
Excellent work fellas.

Go get'm boys!
I wish I were physically there to.
This is the next best thing.
Thank you for sharing.

I'm curious what language are you guys speaking?

how did they get all the bricks down there and where was cement mixed up? also how did they dig them out and where did al, the spoil go?

Great video, but helmets and fresh rope would have been a good idear.

like the video✌

Back in my grade school days we had a physical fitness program called the presidential physical fitness achievement award. Several times a year we were measured on our physical fitness. In order to get the award we had to be able to perform a certain amount of pushups, sit-ups, pull-ups, 100 yard dash, softball throw, and rope climb. Not being able to pull oneself and a very small pack up a rope, that’d be embarrassing.

Your mate needs to get to the gym. He's awful young to be that lacking in upper body strength. Thanks for the tour.
Best regards from Indiana, USA.

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I would have bought some climbing rope, carabiners and harnesses,helmet ..and an mand s sandwich..

Amazing how that was all dug out probably by slave labor. Crazy

Evrn the prople who went through war dont understand it.

Gee wiz’s you’ll have to get your feet wet one day because of sea level riseing ?!

Easy? We climbed up to Culzean Castle caves to party impossible to get back when tide in so 12hrs party free from police etc! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What a fanny your mate is

I believe this cave was re-purposed, as a military bunker. Not a very good bunker, when you think bunker, either. I think this cave was dug out, in pre historic times, and was occupied by soldiers during the war. It doesn't make any military sense, to use that much man power, to dig a relatively small hole in a cliff, by the beach. What exactly are you going to do in there, besides hide? It would be easy to destroy with large naval gun as well. I don't buy the official narrative at all. Thanks for exploring it though! It truly is amazing!!

Thank you for sharing this, I'm long in the tooth now but still would love to see these places you go to. Spent two weeks 40 years ago when I was in my 30s going round Jersey with my father in and out every bunker, Fort tunnel we could find. Love this history so we'll done for sharing.

You bloody bloke using two ropes is dangerous

I could sense you was getting a little ticked off with Ray! More of a hindrance than a help on this one!

A bit of context would help what, when, why...etc. An interesting construction needs explanation.

Very funny climbing and wearing a mask😂

Too Awesome! 😉👍

if you cant climb a rope its no no wonder yer a subject and Not a free person

I've often look at that and wondered how far back it went. Well done, stay safe lads.

But it did go further... 2 dead ends.. nah man it went further

That seems a lot of tunnel just for a machine gun post. Why so much space?

Like these . My dad was in the RAF as a fitter . Saw too much in reclaiming crashed aircraft . around Lincoln .