Vivisted this today with Bryag, an a lovely day-trip (
) taking in 5 sites in total - a good days exploring, and thanks for the driving mate 
Not madly exciting, but there were some nice bits of signage left, and it was my first HAA..
No pics of the Command Bunker, I'm afraid - the main section was being used to house chickens, so we thought it best not to bother 'em...
Pictures are a little dark, apologies, it was my first day out with my new camera.....
General view of the site - watertower (?) in background
All the mountings were grassed over...
Nice to see, although it means nothing to me
Low-tech hooks
It was a lovely spot though...
And here's another HAA, a few miles up the coast, interesting to see the different construction technique - wriggly tin is everywhere on the West Coast
Edit - sorry 'bout the graffitti in view, but this was the shot that showed the least offensive It was all over this one......
A good day out, other reports to follow....
) taking in 5 sites in total - a good days exploring, and thanks for the driving mate Not madly exciting, but there were some nice bits of signage left, and it was my first HAA..
No pics of the Command Bunker, I'm afraid - the main section was being used to house chickens, so we thought it best not to bother 'em...
Pictures are a little dark, apologies, it was my first day out with my new camera.....
General view of the site - watertower (?) in background
All the mountings were grassed over...
Nice to see, although it means nothing to me
Low-tech hooks
It was a lovely spot though...
And here's another HAA, a few miles up the coast, interesting to see the different construction technique - wriggly tin is everywhere on the West Coast
Edit - sorry 'bout the graffitti in view, but this was the shot that showed the least offensive
It was all over this one......A good day out, other reports to follow....
