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Storms unearth more World War Two beach defences
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Storms unearth more World War Two beach defences
The collapsed pillbox would have provided a sheltered firing position Storms Expose Hidden WWII Coastal Defences in NorthumberlandRecent storms along England’s northeast coast have uncovered more reminders of the Second World War. Shifting sand dunes at Low Newton-by-the-Sea in Northumberland have revealed the remains of a collapsed beehive-style pillbox that had been buried for decades.According to the National Trust, the structure once formed …
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