Awaiting to be allowed to enter or further investigate the recently discovered bunkers in Belgium, I went for another ride in the Dunkirk area... and found yet another bunker by knocking on a wrong door (across the road where I intended to knock).
The bunker can't be spotted in it's whole on aerial pictures and is built in between the houses spread over several properties and nowadays hidden under terasses and added roofs.
The first 'neighbor' of the bunker had no time to let me visit it, but he took my adress and phonenumber so he could contact me for an appointment. He claims he can enter the bunker... so I hope he'll contact me soon.
The second neighbor has part of the bunker on he's property but as the entrance is bricked up it can't be entered (see photo's).
This third owner told me the entrace on his side lead to a stairs go down making a turn to enter the actual bunker which has two rooms and is sealed of by a large metal door with a heavy closing mechanisme and glass peeping-window. He would have a look if he can still find the few photo's he took at the time before bricking up the entrance.
greetz
Jean
