Kustenbatterie Sandve/Skudnes dec.06

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Driving on the east side of the island Karmøy on my way home.

This nice bunkeer apperes ca. 1 km from the lighthouse.
Nice unmessed wall of stone around it...

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On the left side of the road is a big bunker batteri wich I will cover later some day.

Looking at the mountains with some snow on the tops at north...

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Looking at the snowy mountain tops up north...

There is a big bunker batteri on the left side of the road wich I will cover another time

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This last bunker appares just along the road just before the small town of Kopervik. It is also some others bunkers further down the hill but I had to get home. Much to do a cople of days before chritmas

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nice one...

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WH marked the letter L. I believe it tells of the armament of the bunker walls...

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further inside...

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Elecktric box...

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Big bunker!

You are free to post any comments or questions.

Cheers friends.
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[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi and thanks for the dedication

Once again a great thread. I loved seeing the fuel barrel and the searchlight in situ.

It certainly looked like a sea mine to me too. Amazing stuff!

Cheers, Ade.

[Duane E]

Hello, those are some fantastic pictures. I really enjoyed looking at them. Duane

[Mons 1914]

Really Nice Tour!

I find these sort of relics the best, it helps guys like us to see what it would have been like back then.

Scott

[Jaegermeister]

I like your bunkers. They seem to be of another type/style then the ones I've been showing from the south.
Can you tell something about pic.36?.
Pic 57 and 60 is for 12cm. Schneider, we had two more in Egersund and at Hysnes Fort outside Trondheim.
I think it was that I stood on the top outside when they opened fire with it in 1982 Big Kick