Hi everyone, maybe you can help me! I was wandering around near Bergen, Norway and decided to check out a mark on google maps called "WN Klamp Vika". It had a bunch of ruins of old fortifications and things like that, I think from WW2. On the way out, I then saw this ominous... what is it, exactly? Does anyone know?
Essentially it is this hole in the side of the cliff face that looks like it once had a massive cave. The padlock had been cut on the door but it seemed to be locked from the inside or too rusted in place to open.
I know very little about history but I'm very curious about what it is and the significance of the site if anyone knows. Thanks!
What is this? (at WN Klamp Vika in Norway)
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What is this? (at WN Klamp Vika in Norway)
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Hello, i don't see the picture. You can upload it in this topic (Attachments).
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Re: What is this? (at WN Klamp Vika in Norway)
Hello
Some years ago i was told by some locals that it was a modern tunnel. I cant remember if it was a entrance for a sewage tunell or made during the conctruction of the Askøy bridge. There was some small tunnels on the eastern side of the ridge, now gone.
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Stril
Some years ago i was told by some locals that it was a modern tunnel. I cant remember if it was a entrance for a sewage tunell or made during the conctruction of the Askøy bridge. There was some small tunnels on the eastern side of the ridge, now gone.
regards
Stril