After Calais it’s off to Dunkerque to see the old WWII Bunkers in the sand dunes

35 km from those duck ponds in Calais is the town of WW2 Historic significance, Dunkerque. Leaving it a bit late in the day not even a 100m from the end of the road where I parked the car, and boom, bunker number 1 of many Inside the bunker bunker 2 and 3 right next to it loving the graphic element here as you can see, plenty of bunkers, and interesting how sand, tide and winds has shifted the balance of these bunkers incredible looks small in the phot, but this is big, would have housed a canon that would probably shoot a canon some 25 km  just begging for a shoot just need the right stylist and idea nice art work amongst the bad erosion in a way this is the natural destruction of some sort of historical significance, and it troubles me a little concrete rubble so much love the white stones eroded wooden palings used to form some sort of barrier WHAT, 1778 installation of the first battery, woauw !! interesting that this precedes well before WWII getting dark, but there is still some more further up the beach for me to check out like this one all on its on in the middle of the beach solid concrete worn down by wind and tide look slike, just as in Australia , a lot of this beach has disappeared recently and in the middle of it looks like something out of star wars movie or rather, we see where George Lucas got his inspiration time to head back  tide is coming in and it is getting dark port of Calais in the distance, small walk to go still