In March 2018 we thought we go and hit up RTM , after a quick google for what we looking for we found it and we was in
Once inside there was signs of life and people living in the old bunker so we made sure are visit was quick ! It defo one I won’t go back to in a hurry lol
Once we done the explore and we coming out the people that living in the shelter had come back - but fair play to them .
Some history
The structure appears to have been built at a later stage of the war, based on a message from the Vice Admiral at Dover in October 1942 describing arrangements made to build an underground structure containing a telephone exchange and a small control room. The estimated cost of the project was given as £1000 and the construction period three months.
Once inside there was signs of life and people living in the old bunker so we made sure are visit was quick ! It defo one I won’t go back to in a hurry lol
Once we done the explore and we coming out the people that living in the shelter had come back - but fair play to them .
Some history
Road of Remembrance Naval Bunker – Subterranea Britannica
Subterranea Britannica is a society devoted to the study and investigation of man-made (including Nuclear Bunkers) and man-used underground places.
www.subbrit.org.uk
