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Bunkers

Squeese Bunker

These two bunkers are normally locked and not open to the public. One day whilst visiting the bunkers I noticed the entrances had been forced open by other explorers. While not approving of the vandalism used to open the bunkers, I did take advantage of the open way and thoughrally explored the two bunkers. I would not encourage others to do the same, as the bunkers have been well documented on this and other web sites. In addition, exploring these bunkers is very dangerous. I had a friend wait above and carried a mobile phone (yes it worked down there) and emergency air supply mask with me.

20/4/2001 - I have since researched a bit of the history of these bunkers. The Ready Rooms on the maps were in fact machinery rooms used to supply hydraulic power and steam to the guns. The Deep Room was in fact a generator room.

Overview of the area taken from the look out tower. On the left is the block house and Squeese bunker. On the right is La Parouse bunker.

Squeese

Overview of Squeese bunker. Entrance is on the left, support rooms and vents are above.

Overview of La Parouse Bunker. Doorway on left, vents and support buildings on top.

Entrance to Squeeze

Debris pile in entrance

Looking back to the entrance

Tags of previous explorers written using rocks

Long Passageway

Debris filled ready room

Corner into ready room

Bottom of the main shaft looking up

Looking down the vent shaft from the top

Warning about Bad Carbon Dioxide gas. I wore an emergency air supply down here. Readings showed medium levels of Co2

The long stairway down

Long and dark passageway

A frog lives down there, almost the same colour as the rocks

The passage bears through solid rock

Muddy entrance to the lower bunker. This area floods so is often under water. Hence the rusty colour.

Still intact control panel of some sorts.

Southern end of the room, maybe the ammo lift or vent shaft?

Still intact light fitting on the steele ceiling

It is very dark down here and flooded

Blast doors recess

Door, can not be opened as jambed by sand and debris

The debris filled stairs

The stairs lead up to the old block house, but concreted shut now

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