Traces of the war...

This bunker belongs to the so-called porcupine type, (three loopholes, a firing range of 190 degrees and equipped with 1 light machine-gun)
Bunker 538 got 3 hits from German artillerie and anti-tank artillery on three sides and was also attacked by Stuck Bombers.
The casemate commander Sgt. N. Blokland stood courageously here on 10 May 1940; He was killed that afternoon at 15.00 hour ...

A huge thanks for everyone who did join the DerelictSunday challenge this week! You guys are awesome too keep up the challenge... I'll award my Hearts and Honorable Mentions, on Wednesday or Thursday ! You can post your images of dereliction on any day of the week as long as they have the appropriate tag. Next weeks tag is #DS125 it starts on Monday the 21st January and ends on Sunday 27th January at midnight. If your entry doesn't show up under this tag, please let me know... 

And now go out a look for some dereliction... ;-))

Thanks for all your kind and lovely comments, stars and hearts for my yesterday’s blip! Xxx