Secret German WW2 location found . Nobody knew it was there !
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- Secret lost German WW2 location and we found it !
Nobody knew it was here.
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Metal detecting would be called for here.The soldiers had time on their hands and lost dice, coins! Amazing installation. ✌
Only time will tell i guess :) Thanks.
I’m sure that place has already been heavily metal detected.
I love the way they incorporated the terrain into their defensive positions.
Yes they totally ruled the terrain here and i loved that location. Thanks.
He seems to have a wonderful relationship with his son. The son will have fond memories in the years to come.
We do bond and learn immensly from eachother yes. Thanks for comment and for watching.
history always brings familys together me and my bro and dad use to go looking for wrecked ww2 planes and visting all the old air fields in england loved every min
@@jdraver , that is really cool and reminds me of my youth. My father, brother and myself would search farms and fields to try and find American Indian artifacts in and around the state I live in. Many fond memories of Saturdays spent walking back and forth for hours looking for arrowheads, pottery, peace pipe, axe heads. I still occasionally go out on my own and search.
@@WW2HistoryHunter , another wonderful location sir. Thank you.👍
Such a pristine environment. The fact you’re so excited about the location really means something based all your experience. Thank you!
Well only time will tell and we wil ldo our outmost best to show more. Thanks James.
What a fantastic find, glad you and EE found and shared with us. Can't wait to see the rest of this location. Hope everything is going well and stay safe my friend.
Indeed it is an thanks Allen.
That position you found may have been for an anti-aircraft gun. That would explain the frame. The pillar it was fixed on looked like it allowed whatever was placed there to swivel.
That could be and thanks :)
Totally blown away by this perfectly preserved time capsule of German fortifications.Also what a bonus that it is unblemished by any 21st C litter.
Fantastic place it turned out to be and so glad we could share it with you :)
Glad you incorporated the aerial photo , helps to get a feel on the layout of this unusual location.
Indeed a very special place it is and very glad to have shared it with you :)
Great location with mysteries all around. Thank you for sharing this adventure with us today.
Glad you enjoyed it Larry and we will look more into this later. Thanks.
This place could be an interesting metal detector area as nobody’s been here in years
Will show more later Iain :) Thanks and be safe
I thought the uploader did do metal detecting ❓
@@mrdiplomat9018 we do many different things. Metal detecting , magnet fishing , underwater explores , bunker hunting etc etc. Thanks.
Shhhhhhh! lol
You two are so lucky with your finds. Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Thanks guys.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking us along, another great find. 👍🏻👏🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it
Incredible still there waiting on you to find them. Lots of tough treking to find these. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you HH and EE for sharing these fantastic locations. Looking forward to the next installment. You guys please be very careful out there!
Our pleasure Frederick and we will take care as good as we can my friend. Thanks and more to come :)
Brilliant looking forward to the next episode.Thanks again for your unique exploration 👏👏👏
Very glad to read that and thanks my friend.
Another great find, i love seeing these sites forgotten to time.
Amazing to think of the people that drive that road or that live in that hamlet, unaware of the history hidden away on that hillside.
Your research to find these sites is what sets your channel apart.
All the best to you and the family 👌
Thanks you Bob :)
Another Amazing find. Only you and your family's dedication to the exploration of WWII history made this possible for others to enjoy. Thank you.
Very glad to read that and thanks :)
What an absolute thrill to find a German position that is so untouched. So thrilling
Great location it is and thanks Tessa :)
Can't wait for part 2! Thanks guys!
Our pleasure!
Been watching your videos for years, just wanted to say thank you for the uploads :)
Glad you like them!
You travel to so many locations that have been visited and looked over by others so I can imagine the feelings and excitement of going where no one has gone for a long time. So refreshing to see a location without trash and graffiti! The overhead shots from the high altitude photos really help give us viewers a complete pic of the area you are in! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for being here and greetings from us.
I love the forgotten fortifications. They are like a time stamp. When I look at the small one man fortifications it’s so crazy to think cause of how grown up everything but that 70+ years ago somebody was in the hole fighting. But anyways have a great one.
Totally agree just love these small gems turning up every now and then. Thanks a lot Dalton and greetings from us.
Amazing location can’t wait to see what you find next.Thanks for your hard work.
Thanks 👍
Awesome! Keep up the great explores!
Thanks! Will do!
With as good of condition as this stuff is in, and that there is no graffiti, indicates to me that, either, the locals didn't know about this location, or they did a very good job of erasing all memory of the location, so that nobody has been there in a very long time.
What a great find! Thank you for taking us along!
Well so far almost nobody i have talked to in the area mentiones or knows about this area. Thanks Reed.
What a great walk through the forest. Reminds me of walking through our woods as a child, but I never found such great relics / structures !! What a cliff hanger… what’s on top?! Perfect spot for some metal detecting. Thanks for sharing this!!
Thank you very much Mary and me and Egale Eyes were lucky on that one. Thanks and be safe :)
Goodness! That place is amazing! One can almost picture the German in the little 'tents' they had there. It was most definitely a place where time has stood still. Truly a wondrous adventure. Thank you for sharing. Take care. 💖💯
Yes it was Julie and thank you so much for being here with us. Greetings and be safe.
Fantastic! I'm looking forward seeing more of that site.
THanks Darryl.
Terrific find, thanks for upload
Thanks for taking time to watch.
Ww2 history hunter knocks it out the park again..thank you for educating us and future generations to come.! 👍👍
Wow thank you Darren and greetings to you.
Where do you always find such interesting places? Not only the historical background is intoxicating, but also this nature. What a wonderful location is that again. Greetings Daniel
Well we do work hard on the research part and even harder out there covering thousands of paces every time :) Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Excellent find! I bbn love how excited you get when you find these things.
I guess that is just me and i love to find stuff like this. Thanks my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I can tell how much you love you hobby. You get me excited watching, if they can only talk....
Wow 😲
What an incredible untouched location that you and Eagle Eyes discovered and got to explore 😁
Thank you for sharing your discovery 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it Casey and more to come :)
Good job!! Nice finding!!
Thanks!
Super cool to find a fortification that's so undisturbed. What a view to. Thanks for sharing my friends.😊
Thanks for visiting
What a fantastic discovery, your research and willingness to do the exploring paid off big time! Such clever use of the terrain and some unique and special finds in great condition. Loved those half pipes hidden in the terrain. Looking forward to the next part. Thank you HH and EE for sharing this with us. Greetings to you all. ☺
Many thanks Beverley and very glad to have you come along with us. Thanks.
Now that's definitely a site crying out for some metal detecting. The fact that there's no modern rubbish lying around is fantastic, meaning what you find up there, like that water jug, has probably lain there since the area was abandoned. That round bunker with the metal base in it is more probably for a large mortar or small howitzer, used to dominate the area, especially the nearby road. The half shelters were probably ammo storage for the gun/mortar. Still amazes me to think how much undiscovered and unknown History is still out there waiting for our HH Team to discover. Well done to both of you. Cheers and Stay Safe and Well!
i agree and we will look much more into this place. Thanks Peter :)
Very good find! Best of wishes to you in all things!
Thank you! You too!
Another great video on what we're used to seeing! Nobody does it better than the History Hunter, EE, and BBG.
Thank you Gene :)
What an awesome location. Completely untouched and original. I want to take a moment and acknowledge the time and research you put into finding these locations. I know there is a lot you do before you get to a location. Great job as always my friend!!
Glad you enjoyed it Dave and greatly appreciate your kind words.
The condition of those half-pipes is stunning. Thank you for the amazing adventure. Looking forward to more. Hope all is well.
I agree and i have never seen them in such great condition. Thanks Dee.
Looking forward the continuing adventure... Thank EE and WW2HH for this great video and education you shared with us. Be safe...
Thanks, will do and take care my friend.
Fantastic find. Looks like a good sized position. I don't know how there's nothing on it but I'm sure glad you found it!
Sometimes one can find locations like this that nobody says to much about. Thanks James.
@@WW2HistoryHunter . Maybe pass this location to the people at 'Abandoned engineering', for them to do research on it, as well as your good selves, of course. The Germans, as well as the British had secret locations throughout the war. So this location may be the missing link in a famous offensive, or battle. Plus, may help to Inform future generations too.
Well done finding it. Great video.
@@robertmcqueen289 Well for us it is the best to not share ANY of the locations we find as then they will be ruined pretty quickly as always. Thanks for watching.
It's really awesome watching this because you can paint a picture on how these little roads were back in the day, there were no freeways then so these roads were a life line. Awesome video keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it
What a view from the top! That was amazing to see! Thank you guys once again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'll be excited to see revisit the area and sketch out things and do a little more digging!! Love your work!!
More greatness coming up. Thanks.
That was awesome! It must have been very exciting to find a fortification that is unspoiled. Thank you so much and be safe!
Yes it was and thanks Beth.
what more can you say? again an incredible job! thank you for doing this and sharing it with the rest of us.
Thanks Alexander.
History has a wonderful way of hiding in plain sight ! Fantastic find and thank you for sharing!
Thanks Jerry and greetings from us.
Great doc.
Thank you Peter.
Amazing as always folk :)
wow honored to have you watch our stuff my friend. Thanks and be safe out there.
You guys should collaborate on an adventure, IKS roadtrip ?
Awesome video Guys!
Thanks Jeffrey.
Great video! Thank you and you family for all the work you do! Great Job! Keep up the good work! You must be so proud of those kids!
Thank you so much!
Always nice to see a cool new location!!!
This was such a surprise and very glad we could share with you. Be safe and greetings from us.
Wow, this location is so remote it's n absolutely astonishing condition. Thank you, history hunter and Eagle Eye's Eli, for all the hard work.
That is a well hidden gem and we loved it. Thanks William :)
That was an amazing location, thanks for taking us along.
Our pleasure Jez and greatly appreciate your fantastic support.
Yet another magical trip and only part of it, l am itching to see the remainder so please get back there asap. Brilliant and entertaining as always many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the Half-Pipe Shelters - Nicely intact after all this time - Another good video - Thanks :)
Glad you enjoyed it Neil and loved that place. be safe and keep smiling :)
An amazing journey so far,
Thank you for letting us come along with you 🇬🇧
Thank you for that.
I would give anything to be able to see the places you go like you do 😁😁😁😁. Another excellent video my friend
Thanks 👍 and glad you can come along on our adventures at lest :)
Excellent Discovery HH & EE Awesome place to explore 🧐 ✌️✌️= ) Jesse
Thanks 👍
Been a subscriber for long time, holy Madonna do I love your videos ty for uploading
Appreciated my friend.
it looks like the fox hole could be a mortar position
it could be yes and how strange they are. Thanks Lennard.
Thank you for your hard work, time and effort..
Thank you George :)
Absolutely fascinating recreation of history. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you my friend.
What you found at 10:57 is a kettle for boiling water. That is a very cool spot you found! Great video
Thanks for the info!
Great adventure, as ever. That pitcher was an aluminum water container. Bottom probably had a Heer or Luft stamping & date. Keep up the good work!.
Thanks for the info and will check it out more later :) Thanks.
It's great to see a place pristine and untouched. Very nice presentation. Thanks.
Appreciated Alfred and thanks.
Good video, it is good to see an untouched site, anything on a hill that means climbing will keep most people away, it is probably a well known feature by the locals.
Well it actually seems to be totally forgotten and very glad for that :)
Another great find! It sure had a lot to show!
Great explore and more to come. Thanks Thomas.
Good video as always .
Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. I hope all is well with you and your family.
Sure is and appreciate your support my friend.
Happy Ocktoberfest 🍁 Glad all is good
Kudos to you HH, you leave no stone unturned in your efforts to re-discover history. PS, gotta love any video that has a holy pancake moment :)
Thanks for that and we do work hard to present unique and interesting material for you all to enjoy :) Thanks.
I was getting ready to watch part 2 but I thought I might as well re-watch part one first 👍👍👍
Hope you enjoyed it!
Bit of a jungle jigsaw you have there, the aerial recon picture is a handy reference to have.
Very strange place it is and will find out more later. Thanks.
that is a great find. i would have to metal detect that site for sure! thank you for sharing this video as always. love to see more
Thanks for watching!
How much fun can you have in the woods. .it's endless. Great adventure video.
You got that right!
An amazing find! Imagine it with all the brush gone and the buildings intact. Could have been a castle on that hill. Pretty cool.
Great place it is and thanks.
Great find!
Thank you for that.
Awesome can’t wait to see more!
More to come!
Excellent adventure ! History is fascinating.
Glad you enjoyed it
Really amazing how you always find these WW2 places!!! That half pipe shelter is awesome! Greetings from Germany. "JR"
Thanks JR.
What a great find. The aerial photo says 3 possible positions on hill top, nothing about vertical climbing. The rest of the finds were definitely under good cover. The frame on a pivot is more then likely a search light. It only has a single bolt center and gun frames are built differently. The what was a box on the end may have been a generator. This is truly a beautiful find and needs to be documented. Hope all is well and stay safe. EE keep your father out of trouble.
It is incredible steep there and we didnt even find a sensible route to the top there. Will show more later and cant wait to see what secrets are still there. Thanks William and be safe.
that would be my guess as well, the position is to small for an 88 or a 38 AA gun, and the base is quite flimsy compared to the production mortar bases. It also appears to be more of a field expedient build rather than a production item.
Wow....thats an amazing find.
Thank you Alan :)
Great video thanks for showing us the Great places still around today so cool
Glad you enjoyed it
I like that you draw the battlefield map, i personally was lucky to get a ww2 battlefield map from my town archives as a teenager.
Cool and thanks Cosmin
Great find, so untouched
I agree and love that. Thanks Paul
Looking forward to this one, Good day to you, friends!
Morning!
Super , great find
Thanks 👍
👍👍amazing finds. Keep up the excellent videos. Hello from 🇺🇸
Greatly appreciated Robert and more to come :)
That bracket looks like an old mount for an artillery piece. Small. But considering the overlook, it would be a perfect position to rain down artillery fire against an advancing enemy in the open.
ok and thanks.
nice find
Thank you my friend.
That one spot looks like a mount for an anti air turret
That could be yes and thanks.
Really great video as always. It's almost eerie because it looks just like the area of the State I live in. Beautiful and fascinating.
Thank you very much!
That pitcher may be something they used to serve coffee or soup to the soldiers. I’ve seen videos were a cook or his helper would go from trench to trench serving the soldiers. Always amazing locations.
i think you could be right and thanks for being here :)
Looks like a trapdoor on the floor of that halfpipe
hm could it be ? Thanks for watching.
Thank you for keeping history alive!!!!
Thank you my friend for watching :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter as long as you make them i will keep watching thank you for all your efforts
It's amazing after all these years to find a spot so pristine and not ruined with modern garbage.
I totally agree Lorele and so glad we could share it with you.
Please take your detector and hunt this area, it looks so promising, great find!!
We will show more from here later :) Thanks.
Love the history hunter he finds spots that nobody could find he's the best guy in the world Thank You history hunter and eagle eyes find stuff to
Thank you so much Bobby , greatly appreciated.