WW2 German 2cm Flak Bunker at Mirus Battery, Guernsey

[TheStgmp44]

its amazing to see the wood in such good condition on the tempery battery.keep up the good work and please feel free to contact me if you ever pop over to festung Jersey.

[MrBooojangles]

@TheStgmp44 Thanks I will whenever we come next. I went to Jersey last summer and had a good look around your Noirmont bunkers and that one open to the public we went in, a good restoration job done on that one. Also went to your occupation museum bunker along the five mile road and the war tunnels and saw some around Corbiere headland when we went to see the lighthouse.

[brandonashplant]

nice I played battle tec at one of them and those German barb wire steaks are in my pop's garden!!

[Vader58]

She was cremated and placed in one of these Bunkers too. I wish I knew which one because it has to be one of the one's you have here on youtube.

[Vader58]

Always love to see your videos around Guernsey. I have been there once and really liked it. I always wanted to come back but my friend that I knew over there died last year. Her name was Sandi Roberts. I always used to walk her German Shepherd on a beach right out from her address at Clos De Cottes; La Passee; St. Sampson. I have such fond memories of that beach and it is also where she died while walking that same dog. Any chance that U can put a video up of that beach someday?

[MrBooojangles]

@Vader58 I will be doing a video of our beaches sometime. Don't know if you can remember which beach it was exactly? As for the bunkers, there are hundreds here but maybe oneday I will upload a video with it in and you might recognise it as the one.

[Vader58]

@MrBooojangles I dont know the name of the beach but it was a short straight walk from the above address that I mentioned in my previous comment. 

[MrBooojangles]

@Vader58 There is three beaches near the end of that road. One straight ahead is rocky with a footpath raised above the coast road. One to the north of that which is sandy with rocks and boats, that is Port Grat. One to the south in a horseshoe shape with a very narrow entrance where the sea comes in and is mainly sandy with no boats is Portinfer Bay. I probably will do the video with them all anyway so your probably bound to see it.

[Vader58]

@MrBooojangles It is a rocky cove beach that continues out to some jutting rocks and has a walking path around it.

[Vader58]

@MrBooojangles I have some pictures of it from my trip there. If you can send me an e-mail address to my inbox I will send you some pics of it and see if you recognize it.