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This is an abandoned army base on the sea coastline near the Murmansk city. It looks like it stays abandoned for quite a while and was built back in 1946 to protect Russian Northern coastline from somebody who might come without peace.
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firrrrrrrsst
like most part of Russia, left in ruins, polluted
anyone else notice ER website starting to load slowly lately and sometimes not loading at all?
The heater in this pic looks good as new:
http://englishrussia.com/images/coastline_canon/17.jpg
The last picture really shows waht happens when you drink and drive.
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We have alot of these along California coast. Ft MacArthur in Los Angeles.
That vessel bow encrusted in the rock wall is weird…. soviet art usually strange !
Hm… not as strange as four enormous heads cut out in a mountain.
An Italian did that.
It is obviously the first attempt of time travel. It seems to be pretty short shift, but Earth still turned and moved a bit…
So thats how canon camera batteries look like!
What is the exact location of the fortress complex?
It was hopelessly obsolete by 1946. It must have been built during 30s.
Jesus, the trolls on this site really suck.
Pic #27 would make one HELLUVA wine cellar!
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awesome post ty very much
Me too!
Do not be deceived !! !
This is in perfect condition and only “masked” to look defect! ! ! ! we Russians again trick world ! ! !World cannot trick Russia ! !! Shiny canons easy target for not shiny Russians! ! ! Hurrah ! ! !Hurrah! ! ! !
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Eerie, we have places like that on the English coast. Some dating back to the Napoleonic wars.
Don’t think I have ever seen one where the armament was left though, they were all thoroughly de-commissioned.
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Seriously, tho’, I saw a documentary which touched on this series of bunkers, and they were started in the 30’s and completed as they appear in the photos only in the last year of WW II. Germans tried to overrun it, with the desire to capture it, but the Russians inside decided to blow it up—with themselves inside—rather than surrender it or lose it to the Germans. Amazing bravery. Hats off to the Ruskies!
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I think these pictures should be published on http://www.forbidden-places.net/
It’s a urban exploration site that tracks places like these.
But great pics, great place.
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That was the first thing I thought about when I saw the photos
does anybody know if a map with the installations can be found anywhere – I am thinking of creating a game-table of this for some tabletop-wargames I play.
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Great pictures. I like it !
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Very cool images.
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once again sad pictures about our passed grandeur
This seems to be one of the more intact abandoned facilities. There is still some equipment. I also noticed that in http://englishrussia.com/images/coastline_canon/12.jpg there is some small rms ammunition on the ground. I’m guessing 7.62x54r but I really can’t tell. This place certainly seems to have a lot to say. I’m a bit at a loss for words.
Great photos, thanks
You made some good points there. I did a search on the topic and found most people will agree with your post.
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Fantastic post mate, helped me out a lot. Keep up the great posts.
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fantastic canon ?
i love Zs7 of panasonic more than
i think we choose keep all of battery
wonderful this place is higher
i love canon ^_^
Yesterday I bought Canon Battery from online shopping, today i have already receive it’s and in next 3 years may be my battery stay in this place ha ha
i think this picture have every brand of battery not canon only
may be have nikon pansonic fuji and bra bra
Oh… man.. wht are these ?? Full of garbage..
I really like your publish. Does it copyright protected?
my grandpa has a private wine cellar where he keeps a lot of those vintage wines**~
Very cool stuff!
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Interesting that the batteries were constructed in 1946. In the US, the coast artillery corps was disbanded in 1950 and all guns cut up for scrap.