Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
2021
I am new to this type of design of walls, haven't come across any before. Not really sure if it's a pillbox, but the tunnel is similar to the one found at 411, only without the top part.
Top left: mini tunnel
Top right: brickwork at the bottom of the of the two walls left standing
Bottom: the two walls with indents and patterned wide bands.
The marker is for the fort/pillbox, whereas the mini tunnel is just below it.
It's composed of a mini tunnel, a part of wall which we often seen at pillboxes, then comes two thick walls that look like it's been built above a boulder at one end, and some bricks on the other end.
Not sure to whom do these ruins belong to, although the mini tunnel looks a bit like the one at PB411.
There are some indents on one of the thick walls, with a wide patterned band along the top of the two walls, I haven't seen this type of design before. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
2006
More recent stone work had narrowed the original window, possiblyduring one of the refugee crises, as was the case with other abandoned military structures. <Read more ...>
Date picture taken (to nearest decade for older photos):
2006
A screen shot from my video so apoliogies for the lack of definition. The wall alongside the steps and short path up from the pillbox is visible on the left. <Read more ...>
