That machine gun bunker had a real birds eye view of the surrounding terrain! What a view! You need to be dressed well to stand to in the winter! The gun position was well hidden! The tunnel was really a bonus! Rusty shell casing was a nice find! Trenches everywhere, what a job to produce these things in this terrain! You need a time machine HH! Another interesting tour HH and EE!
Another great site. Listening to the wind in the mike, I was thinking of winter with a storm off the Atlantic. Frostbite had to be an issue in the latter part of the war. It's surprising how good a condition the place still is. I love the shell remains. As always, the video team of HH and EE did a fabulous job. Stay well and safe.
Yes that winds in that region can be horrific in the wrong season. Very usual with more then 40-45 m / sec there in severe storms and they last for days. This is a great place overlooked by so many people as they can see it but is is there. Loved it. Thanks SO very much for your kindness my friend and magic will soon commence :)
Once again you have taken us to a beautiful coastal loction, with breathtaking sceanary. So much still remaining and in very good condition, no stupid grafetti all over the walls. That trench system was amazing, to think all laid by hand. Well done EE on the research, you are getting better than Dad now at this. Thanks for sharing with us all. Stay safe and well my friends
Agree , what a fantastic beautiful area and such a great explore that day. Loved it. We thank you my friend for taking time to be here and for your great support :)
What a fantastic location, love the Atlantic Wall tours. I agree with you about seeing this location with all the activity going on. Well done and thank you and EE for the tour. Hope all is well and stay safe out there my friend.
This is a true beautiful location and such cool details there to see. WE loved it and very glad you enjoyed it my friend. All is well here right now and appreciate you my friend :)
Love that trench system. It's always nice to see these things almost as they were, and to imagine what it was like be there in all weathers. Freezing cold in Winter, warm and windy during the Spring and Summer. The tunnel through the mountain was a surprise but you can see why they went to the enormous effort to do it, but the amount of work involved to create these tunnels, and the trench system, is just astoundiing to think of. But you certainly see why they chose that spot. With views out to the horizon in almost every direction, that mountain really dominates the coastline for kilometres around. Thank you for sharing this amazing location, and those spectacular views out to sea! Stay Safe! Stay Strong!
Wonderful on a hot calm summer day but horrendous on a insane windy autumn day. It really clicked all the boxes that place there and we loved to share that with you my friend :) Thanks and more to come soon :)
Another location that looks very pretty, but I would not want to be there all year. You know it would be miserably cold in the winter! Thanks for taking me, guys. Until next time, take care.
Totally so and i have been there in a winter storm with 42 m/sec gusts and it is insane. Great in summer. Thanks Larry and we appreciate you my friend :)
Another very fine exploration - and what incredible views! Very interesting about the weather, it being almost zero and yet looking so green and lush lol. I'd love to see that particular location myself someday. I'm really intrigued by the little room which must have been a comms shack; I would have looooved to have seen it as it was originally set up. Thanks yet again!
Loved the trench system, but the work to make it had to be horrendous! Scenery beautiful in the summer but winter had to be a nightmare. Thanks for the tour!
It’s fantastic every time you discover something you didn’t expect at a location. It appears this area is being well taken care of. You always deliver on your explorations. I wonder if the artillery shell you found was a complete shell that was left there? While these areas are beautiful for its views, I would imagine it wore a soldier out going up and down these hills carrying gear. Thanks for another interesting video.
So nice to finally be caught up with your videos! Chuckle, "Chis Brown"? Think you left a "r" off of my name. 😆 Cool site, magnificent views from up on top of the hill. Man, could just hear the wind blowing as you visited the site. Loved that tunnel with the rooms that looked to be a Pak garage. The trench systems were really great.
Very cool place to see ! And not fouled up by the Graffitti Hounds ! Much of it in very pristine condition too , and the trenches are so well made and preserved ! awesome views and yet another shoreline challenge for me ! You know , I Never Surrender ! And you guys never cease to amaze me ! 🤓🧐🥰
Another very exciting exploration eagle eyes and history hunter thanks for sharing it I hope everything is coming together for your next exciting explore
19:26 they say if you paint the room white, it’s a lot more brighter with the artificial lighting(such as electricity, lightbulbs, etc.)! 22:54 PANCAKE? WHERE!?
What a stunning location,once again EE.s meticulous research reaps rewards.That Flak position was very cool with the bonus of a little tunnel sysetem,also the bunker with the detail of where the comms were located.HH thanks for high lighting the fact that the trench system was an integral part of the The Atlantic Wall,it was not all about huge bunkers.👍👍
Yes my friend this little hill proved that history can be everywhere and so glad we found that. Interesting it sure was. Thanks so much for your great support and more to come soon :)
What a pretty area; spectacular views too!!! Neat on how they did that tunnel. Surprised they didn't have more "rooms" in it,but it was prob most for storage and access to each side of hill. Loved the stone trenches and amazed that they are still solid!!! Thanks for sharing this with us. Enjoyed it a lot.
yes pretty strange that is. It is such a beautiful location and just the view itself is worth all the walking. Great explore and thanks so much Darrell from us :)
Could you make playlists for your series, like “Touching History Tour” and “Never Surrender Tour”? I’d like to go back and binge watch by series. If not, no worries. Also, more soldier names: Claus, Dieter, and Christoph. 😉😆
@@WW2HistoryHunter I always get a kick out of Wilhelm and Frederic. 😆👍🏼 Yeah, I could just make my own playlist, so no worries. But maybe it would make it easier for subscribers to enjoy past series/tours.
I've always wondered if there is anything hidden inside the bunkers such as a room that got sealed up with concrete in the last days of being there. I could see the concrete painted and blended in to look like a regular wall but really not!!!
Love this site! The trenches were in excellent shape, but the thing that really caught my eye was the beautiful farms down below stretching to the sea. The views are amazing. And NO, I would not want to be there in Winter! Been there, done that, it sucked lol. I hope the Germans issued better gear than the standard boots, pants and jackets to these men.
Watching various documentary on Depart X breaking the Enigma Code, the Germans thought the D day landing would be near Calais and they were ready with their troops. Their downfall was relying on the machine thinking it was unbreakable but Turing thought otherwise.
Hiya HH team 👋🏻 Cooool stuff as always guys 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻 I’m guessing HH you have plotted on a map every location you have been to, & have you covered the entire Atlantic Wall yet? See you soon👀 🇬🇧🫶🏻🇳🇴
oh no Glenn , we have barely scratched the surface to be honest and you will experience so much more later. Thanks so much for your great support and greetings from us :)
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and we greatly appreciate that. More to come later and keep smiling :)
That machine gun bunker had a real birds eye view of the surrounding terrain! What a view! You need to be dressed well to stand to in the winter! The gun position was well hidden! The tunnel was really a bonus! Rusty shell casing was a nice find! Trenches everywhere, what a job to produce these things in this terrain! You need a time machine HH! Another interesting tour HH and EE!
This place was just such a great explore and the view by itself so nice. Thanks so much Donald for being here with us :)
What a beautiful location. Thank you for sharing it with us. Great job.
We agree Bob it is truly stunning views there. EE loved it and glad we could share that with you :) Thanks from us and be safe out there :)
just in general, the view from the top of that hill out to the water is amazing
I know , just so great and makes it all so worth going there. Thanks and more to come :)
An amazing explore, so much to see, thank you for taking me with you.
Some really good places still out there my friend. We hope you are having a great tie out there and keep smiling :) Greetings from us :)
Another great site. Listening to the wind in the mike, I was thinking of winter with a storm off the Atlantic. Frostbite had to be an issue in the latter part of the war. It's surprising how good a condition the place still is. I love the shell remains. As always, the video team of HH and EE did a fabulous job. Stay well and safe.
Yes that winds in that region can be horrific in the wrong season. Very usual with more then 40-45 m / sec there in severe storms and they last for days. This is a great place overlooked by so many people as they can see it but is is there. Loved it. Thanks SO very much for your kindness my friend and magic will soon commence :)
Once again you have taken us to a beautiful coastal loction, with breathtaking sceanary. So much still remaining and in very good condition, no stupid grafetti all over the walls. That trench system was amazing, to think all laid by hand. Well done EE on the research, you are getting better than Dad now at this. Thanks for sharing with us all. Stay safe and well my friends
As soon as my passport 🛃 gets approved I'm taking a trip there! You and your son have inspired me! I want to see what my grandfather saw.
Good luck and yes history is awesome :)
Fantastic area, the bunkers were in great condition, looked like a cold walk though! Thanks for sharing.
Agree , what a fantastic beautiful area and such a great explore that day. Loved it. We thank you my friend for taking time to be here and for your great support :)
What a great explore , thanks for taking us along with you.
Our pleasure my friend and we loved to see this place and share it with you :)
What a fantastic location, love the Atlantic Wall tours. I agree with you about seeing this location with all the activity going on. Well done and thank you and EE for the tour. Hope all is well and stay safe out there my friend.
This is a true beautiful location and such cool details there to see. WE loved it and very glad you enjoyed it my friend. All is well here right now and appreciate you my friend :)
Another fantastic expedition you guys.
Thanks again!
Your videos are awesome, I love to watch your videos so much. I like WW2 history, and you film videos like that. Continue to post videos like that
Greatly appreciated and we send our greetings from us :)
If you had a metal detector you could’ve probably still found the metal bolts for keeping the 3.7mm gun in place in that gun emplacement
Could be yes. Thanks for watching.
Love that trench system. It's always nice to see these things almost as they were, and to imagine what it was like be there in all weathers. Freezing cold in Winter, warm and windy during the Spring and Summer. The tunnel through the mountain was a surprise but you can see why they went to the enormous effort to do it, but the amount of work involved to create these tunnels, and the trench system, is just astoundiing to think of. But you certainly see why they chose that spot. With views out to the horizon in almost every direction, that mountain really dominates the coastline for kilometres around. Thank you for sharing this amazing location, and those spectacular views out to sea! Stay Safe! Stay Strong!
Wonderful on a hot calm summer day but horrendous on a insane windy autumn day. It really clicked all the boxes that place there and we loved to share that with you my friend :) Thanks and more to come soon :)
So incredible, great video. I always love the videos you make..thank you. You and your son are true adventurers/ historians. Thanks
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
The feild at the front of the hill looks like a runway
It is not but the Germans did have a fake airfield strip a bit away from here. Thanks for watching.
Another location that looks very pretty, but I would not want to be there all year. You know it would be miserably cold in the winter! Thanks for taking me, guys. Until next time, take care.
Totally so and i have been there in a winter storm with 42 m/sec gusts and it is insane. Great in summer. Thanks Larry and we appreciate you my friend :)
What a wonderful trench system, HH and EE. A beautiful area, especially in the summer. Keep on bringing this history!❤
So lovely there and the views , just fantastic. More to come Cynthia and keep smiling :)
Wow. That's amazing. You would never know it was there. Lots of places to be found. Great work both of you. 😊😊😊
Thank you so much 😁
Another great video. Nice trench system and yes a marvelous if windy view ! Thanks again guys !
Glad you enjoyed it
Great find guys ! Well defended position , not a good place to bring troops ashore. Good job guys.
So true and we will share lots more form this region later and even a overnight explore. Thanks and greetings from us :)
Another very fine exploration - and what incredible views! Very interesting about the weather, it being almost zero and yet looking so green and lush lol. I'd love to see that particular location myself someday.
I'm really intrigued by the little room which must have been a comms shack; I would have looooved to have seen it as it was originally set up.
Thanks yet again!
Yes interesting location and we thank you for your great support my friend. More to come and greetings from us :)
Another great production
Much appreciated
Loved the trench system, but the work to make it had to be horrendous! Scenery beautiful in the summer but winter had to be a nightmare. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks Stephanie :)
It’s fantastic every time you discover something you didn’t expect at a location. It appears this area is being well taken care of. You always deliver on your explorations. I wonder if the artillery shell you found was a complete shell that was left there? While these areas are beautiful for its views, I would imagine it wore a soldier out going up and down these hills carrying gear. Thanks for another interesting video.
We appreciate you Anthony and we will share more soon :)
So nice to finally be caught up with your videos! Chuckle, "Chis Brown"? Think you left a "r" off of my name. 😆 Cool site, magnificent views from up on top of the hill. Man, could just hear the wind blowing as you visited the site. Loved that tunnel with the rooms that looked to be a Pak garage. The trench systems were really great.
There you go and will try to make that not happen again. Thank so much my friend and greetings from us :)
Very cool place to see ! And not fouled up by the Graffitti Hounds ! Much of it in very pristine condition too , and the trenches are so well made and preserved ! awesome views and yet another shoreline challenge for me ! You know , I Never Surrender ! And you guys never cease to amaze me ! 🤓🧐🥰
Top job guys as always
Thanks for watching.
Very cool and intresting place - thx for sharing😊 Stay safe HH & EE👍🤘
Thanks 👍
A amazing experience that must have been. Looking forward to seeing more. ❤️✌️😎👍
Most definitely it was a special day out there. Great day. Thanks so much Robert from us :)
Another very exciting exploration eagle eyes and history hunter thanks for sharing it I hope everything is coming together for your next exciting explore
Loved it and we hope so too and working hard these last days to try and make it come alive. Thanks so much :)
Still searching for this place , Didn't think it would be too hard , I was very wrong ! lol 🔍😎🔎
This one is a tough one :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Might be asking a favor . . .
I live nearby 🙂
@@erikjo777 I did eventually find it .
love the content !!! keep it up
Thank you! Will do!
Hi HH & EE,
The bunker is built in a great location, with an unobstructed view all around.
Agree Oma , such a fantastic location and the view alone is worth all the walking. Thanks and be safe out there :)
19:26 they say if you paint the room white, it’s a lot more brighter with the artificial lighting(such as electricity, lightbulbs, etc.)!
22:54 PANCAKE? WHERE!?
i see and thanks for being here my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter 😁
What a stunning location,once again EE.s meticulous research reaps rewards.That Flak position was very cool with the bonus of a little tunnel sysetem,also the bunker with the detail of where the comms were located.HH thanks for high lighting the fact that the trench system was an integral part of the The Atlantic Wall,it was not all about huge bunkers.👍👍
Yes my friend this little hill proved that history can be everywhere and so glad we found that. Interesting it sure was. Thanks so much for your great support and more to come soon :)
Very cool..... thank you!
What a pretty area; spectacular views too!!! Neat on how they did that tunnel. Surprised they didn't have more "rooms" in it,but it was prob most for storage and access to each side of hill. Loved the stone trenches and amazed that they are still solid!!! Thanks for sharing this with us. Enjoyed it a lot.
Just AMAZING views there and we loved it. Thanks so much Colleen :)
Amazing that there are not wind turbines all over that location. Very glad yoy were able to document it before it is gone.
yes pretty strange that is. It is such a beautiful location and just the view itself is worth all the walking. Great explore and thanks so much Darrell from us :)
👋 from sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks so much and keep smiling .)
Coolbeens awesome place
Appreciated my friend :)
Could you make playlists for your series, like “Touching History Tour” and “Never Surrender Tour”? I’d like to go back and binge watch by series. If not, no worries.
Also, more soldier names: Claus, Dieter, and Christoph. 😉😆
not a bad idea at all and will look into that. More names will be and thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter I always get a kick out of Wilhelm and Frederic. 😆👍🏼 Yeah, I could just make my own playlist, so no worries. But maybe it would make it easier for subscribers to enjoy past series/tours.
That shell remains looks like an 88
We thin it is from the Feldkanone as it is a very short cartridge. Thanks for watching.
Cool place !!!
Such a great explore and we loved to share that with you :)
I've always wondered if there is anything hidden inside the bunkers such as a room that got sealed up with concrete in the last days of being there. I could see the concrete painted and blended in to look like a regular wall but really not!!!
Very interesting lace and we loved to share that with you my friend. Thanks and be safe out there :)
What a cool explore! I sent an email just now I hope you enjoy it.
We sure did see that and we are honored my friend :)
So EE. I see that there is a lot research behind every trip. Do you enjoy that part just as much as you enjoy the adventures on the road?
hello flemming. yes i do and sometimes it is more fun to find places then going there. it is best when i find never seen places.
Love this site! The trenches were in excellent shape, but the thing that really caught my eye was the beautiful farms down below stretching to the sea. The views are amazing.
And NO, I would not want to be there in Winter! Been there, done that, it sucked lol. I hope the Germans issued better gear than the standard boots, pants and jackets to these men.
Yes just picture perfect it is there and we loved it. Thanks so much for your great support and for being here :)
Watching various documentary on Depart X breaking the Enigma Code, the Germans thought the D day landing would be near Calais and they were ready with their troops. Their downfall was relying on the machine thinking it was unbreakable but Turing thought otherwise.
Thanks for watching :)
Hiya HH team 👋🏻
Cooool stuff as always guys 👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻
I’m guessing HH you have plotted on a map every location you have been to, & have you covered the entire Atlantic Wall yet?
See you soon👀
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oh no Glenn , we have barely scratched the surface to be honest and you will experience so much more later. Thanks so much for your great support and greetings from us :)
Interesting site, Lost in time.
Very nice place and thanks my friend :)
You sound exactly like Peter Schmeichael
ok and thanks for watching.
Die Glocke hideout maybe ???
You never know and thanks for watching.
He needed a bigger gun😮!
ok and thanks for watching.
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Thanks for being here :)
were these positions attacked by the Allies ???
There were a few situations , mostly by Allies air raids in the region. Thanks for watching.
hi
Thanks my friend :)
You keep saying "The Germans". What nationality are you two? If you don't mind me asking.
They were the Germans yes. Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Love your videos
Hans haaaans
He left it seems to :) thanks
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Thanks for watching Jim and keep smiling :)
You sound proud? Are you?
I am very proud of my history and where i come from yes. Thanks for watching.