Hahaha not quite Russia, but Cape Spear in Newfoundland. An old military base close to St. John's which was used in World War 2. Due to its location, it was able to overlook the narrows coming in and out of the harbour. As a result, Cape Spear was used primarily for lookout, with its bunkers being used for both living commodities, and weapon storage.
Not a bad setup considering Newfoundland kinda got their asses handed to them during that time!
hmmm... i dont know much about the military history of Canada, or specifically Newfoundland... a quick glance on google said something about WWI.... But the images of nature, WOW - i got to hike this place:
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My first impression: Russia?
but then, of course not, the metal is still in tact. :)
What is this place though? a bunker of some sort?
Hahaha not quite Russia, but Cape Spear in Newfoundland. An old military base close to St. John's which was used in World War 2. Due to its location, it was able to overlook the narrows coming in and out of the harbour. As a result, Cape Spear was used primarily for lookout, with its bunkers being used for both living commodities, and weapon storage.
Not a bad setup considering Newfoundland kinda got their asses handed to them during that time!
hmmm... i dont know much about the military history of Canada, or specifically Newfoundland... a quick glance on google said something about WWI.... But the images of nature, WOW - i got to hike this place:
ah Gros Morne! good choice
nice one sir although the place looks old, but with your creativity, you brought out beauty out of it. that's so much creativity and i envy that.
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beautiful photo!
much appreciated
War... in Newfoundland?!?
yes, but about 75 years ago
love the details and textures in this capture. There's a kind of fogue in the distressed concrete.
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