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Great content. Keep it up my friend!

Thats the bird that makes spooky noises in the jungle rt? Something with L..

He’s so cute and curious! Great video cheers😁

Lovely videos,the finds are interesting.

Brilliant, very Informative 👏👏

Great Video 👏👏

Hello there greeting from a fellow UA-camr we do a lot of world war II research down here in Cornwall I just found you by accident

Greetings from Cornwall

Thank you for the shout out 👍👍

Well done my friend very interesting 👍👍

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Thank you for putting this out there when you did. I had one day left on my Severn/Solent rail rover, so had a trip up there, from Southampton, on Monday. Great place to visit. Cheers 👍

Thank you.The doorway would have had a door in it. Not open like now.

Very interesting Andrew-Thank you I have a real WW2 secret that relates to this -Amazing to say the least and in Somerset ( Well just)

Great video with loads of local interest-Thank you Andrew ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Those benches/piers inside are the rear support points for a bren gun tripod. Even though this area floods considerably the pillboxes often sit just above the flood line.

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The piece of machinery is to wind tight wires in a fence.

That’s quite a large bat! Lovely find!

Often wondered about that tower off the Melksham bypass -Can you go up it ? Anyway a great video my friend -Thank you !

I have walked this area many times-Really enjoyed this thank you Andrew

I may be wrong. But I seem to remember your first cylinder being at the top of the footpath that goes up to the top/besides the tunnel? 🤔

Discovered you by accident on a Facebook pillbox group. Hope your channel does well and can't wait till you cover stop lines near me.

Great video Andrew totally enjoyed-I have cycled and walked that section many times -The next time I will have to stop and look 👍👍

Totally enjoyed Andrew-I have also posted on my FB History group 👍👍

Totally enjoyed your walk Andrew and the history included within your content 👍

Wonderful video. I have a pal named Andy Bathe. Work running a road crew. Definitely a U.K. Decent family name. Like Dredge, it has meaning. Like dredging a Canal. Families' names lead to what we call different things or, like, Cooper became your name because it was your trade to make a living. It makes life interesting.

I remember the suspension bridge from my walk along the K&A a few years back. It is interesting to hear some of the background to it. Thanks as usual Andy.

Totally enjoyed this Andrew I have posted this on our FB History group !

will moor up and have wander next time we go through, hopefully on a sunny day. interesting presentation, thankyou.

Interesting video, the second pill box used to be accessible before the farmer limited access. I live in Semington but have never noticed the mounts for the vertical rails before. Thanks for educating us.

Met you whilst walking my noisy dog that day. Good video.

Great video totally enjoyed

It's a lovely walk there! We've explored a few pill boxes. That area does have plenty! Most interesting one was next to a farm. Big windows for a big gun!

I went to school in the 70s in Axminster, at the bottom of the school field was a concrete pillbox & 4 or 5 concrete tank traps

A walk I have completed many times-With the WW2 history you brought to life-I will look at this walk differently in the future-Thank you

Great stuff!

Totally enjoyed this and being local to me I have subscribed 👍👍

Did the Allied forces strap landmines to the headgehogs like the Germans did at the beaches

European countries preserve history. It is wonderful for the young to see things like this. It’s living history.