Military men abandoned this bunker which used to be a communication center a year ago, but since its admission is free and it’s was warm and light inside, it was quickly occupied by cats.
Located at the ground level, it has a rather low degree of protection. It has everything necessary to survive a gas or radioactive attack, such as hermetic front doors, air filters, and diesel engines. However, it wouldn’t stand an explosion wave.
As it usually happens, behind this ‘no admission’ sign there are open gates, so welcome!
Transformer kiosks are situated in the street, so it wouldn’t be a problem for an enemy to cut off the power from the communication center.
One of the front doors and a guard tower.
A vent shaft.
Another front access door leading to the canteen, which the sign tells us about.
An emergency exit with a hermetic door and some weird bar.
This is a ‘ventilation scheme of the main buildings of the command post’.
Open hermetic ventilator windows.
And a door.
The ventilation room. Someone has prepared this door to carry it away and sell it as ferrous metal.
Air filters.
Hermetic valves.
All of it is either damaged or disassembled.
It had been a complex system…
A passage.
A staircase leading upstairs.
A ‘radiator’ sign in the storage area on the second floor.
Kind of a bedroom with a horizontal bar.
Training equipment?
There is little left in the bunker: some furniture and different plates and signs with instructions and so on.
Some of its furniture is metal.
A map.
It’s working, so there is electricity here and it’s warm.
This is an entrance to the dining room from the inside.
The kitchen.
Some instructions.
Something about vitamins.
Classification of vitamins.
What’re these skis doing in the kitchen?
More skis.
The dining room ventilation.
A bathroom.
Attention! The technical device turns on distantly.
While some of the rooms look relatively good, others seem to have been abandoned long ago.
Look at this enormous spider’s web!
And this mould!
This entrance leads to the second bay.
The light is on.
The only locked and sealed room.
Another control room.
A ventilating chamber.
‘Ventilating chamber’.
Probably, a homeless man has lived in here for some time.
The cats!
A mother cat with her two kittens.
The third bay with a coolhouse. Here they also stored water.
via lana-sator
Do they have to vacate the place in 15 minutes?
A strange place indeed.
Some parts clearly abondonded long ago and at the same time, the lights still work.
Whoever was last to leave clearly forgot to turn the lights off, wonder who pays the bill for the electricity
What still keeps amazing me, is that the state/military continues to refuse selling all those abandoned bunkers, and letting them rot instead. I’m sure there would be a line of buyers, if they decided to sell – just look at what happened to similar bunkers around the world.
Nice lady
“Electricity still on and warm”, so that’s why no one has taken the copper wire!!
Maybe the homeless guy tried. And then got electrocuted.
…And then the cats ate him!
hahahaha
I am glad the cats have somewhere dry to live but I am sad that hug will likely be their first and only
Women and cats, typical.
Still, those moggies certainly aren’t totally feral. No way would she still have her face after that if they were.