Itinerant Urbexer

Great job man. locations, lighting, composition, overall subject matter, consistency of exposure,

you’ve got it going on. keep up the good work.

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Best,

Uncle Pill

Not exactly a "Then and Now" but I saw this photo and the comparison was cool. My photo is of the inside of a panzerwerk of the Neckar-Enz line of bunkers. Looking towards where the stove would have been.

Top photo: Looking into a bunker on the Neckar-Enz line. One of 450 bunkers along 86Km of river. This was a serious hold up to the US advance into Germany in the spring of 1945. The line held the US back for 12 days. 

Bottom Photo: The embrasure that protected the entrance is to the right, the exterior embrasure is at the end of this passageway and covers the approaches to the bunker. 

TDY in Germany while on deployment. I managed to Urbex a bunker of the Neckar-Enz line. Built in the mid 1930s, this line used two rivers and a series of 450 bunkers stretched along 90km of riverfront. Set back from the later built west wall, the Neckar-Enz line was the last major obstacle to US forces during the last stages of the war.