You and eagle eyes are the best. You always find incredible places. Please please, never stop so that we can keep watching your brilliant videos. Stay healthy. Greetings from Germany, Daniel.
Always enjoy your WW2 history adventures no matter how many times I watch them. Another German defensive Atlantic Wall location. It is truly amazing that it is standing today and hopefully much longer. Thank you for taking us there EE and HH.
No matter how many Atlantic wall features we see it still amazes me the amount of resources they put into its construction . Static defense systems were ineffective as we all know and I'm sure they did to but it still got built.
You guys do such an amazing job. How cool that you get to include your kids in discovering history like this, and even cooler that they appreciate it! Always look forward to your videos.
Thank you for taking we history buffs with you! Best way to spend my break at work! Little mini history lesson and escape from the stress here. Be safe!
Thats made me chuckle. So much for the much vaunted efficiency. "Need to get the gun out in a hurry but before we can use it we need to turn it round."
The preparations for the next adventure have been studied extensively. Now that I see the Panzermauer, it is impressive as big as this one is. For the time being there is still a lot to discover in history, here in the area you can never get such a complete picture in this environment.
Thank you again HH and EE... As you know I've always enjoyed the information and adventures you take us on covering the Atlantic wall.. This is the only channel I know of that covers this type of WW2 information. Be Well and Be Safe..
Enjoyed this adventure very much. Loved the camo paint design they used inside the pak gun bunker. Thanks for squirming through that hole to show us. You know, if you continue to do that you might want to carry an emergency pack for anything that might arise. Thanks and hello again
@@rongreen4231 yeah I think you're right. I was wondering how there were shots going in and out, but after rewatching you can see they come from either side and have entrance and exit holes.
Outstanding! What an incredible site. So much history right in one location. That bunker might have been a tight fit, but it was well worth the squeeze for us, your viewers! Lol. Thanks so much for all that you do. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you and your family, my friend!
What interesting structures and fortifications! Thank you for crawling into that tiny opening to show us what was inside! I'm amazed the gasket was still in place!💖
Im gonna say it again Make a big diorama BIG like 2’x3’ Use some wood from the window frames of the machine gun port to make the frame Then spell out WW2 HISTORY HUNTER with the beautiful german Heer barbed wire you just found If you do this it would be MASSIVELY cool
Wow, the Pak gun structure was of such strong structure, extremely well built withstanding the test of time. Still in phenomenal shape. Amazing that you made it through that small opening, must of been working out those muscles HH & EE. Everything was so strategically placed. Very interesting, thank you for sharing HH & EE. Looking forward to further adventures.
Part 2 of the great location so interesting, especially the bullet holes in the ventilation shaft! Thanks for crawling through the gun barrel hole to show us inside the PAK gun bunker. I guess the farmer thought no one would do what you and EE were prepared to do! You succeed in bringing the evidence to us, thanks.stay safe.
I totally understand you not showing the location of where you are at on these adventures. The land owner was good enough to allow you to search their property but, if you gave the location away there would be a lot of people trespassing on the property and maybe vandalizing the area. The land owners don’t need that grief. I was surprised to see so many features are still at this location. Probably from the land owner not letting a lot of people on the property. Seeing the barb wire iron post still there and not just a few was nice to see. Was there a door on the bunkers to roll the pac gun out if need. It was nice to see the inside of the pac bunker. The camouflage paint on the wall of the bunker entrance looked to be in really good shape. Seeing Eagle Eyes backing out of the bunker made me wonder, how much grease did you have to cover yourself with to get through that hole lol? You always go above and beyond to bring us such great videos.
Thanks for sharing this location. To be young and energetic like EE again would be nice. My luck I would have gotten stuck trying to get out of there. Lol. Stay safe!
Some more amazing discoveries. Especially interesting that the area had seen action like possible allied strafing.Stay safe and always looking forward to the next adventure.
Some very amazing history that you and eagle eyes are discovery! I can't imagine your excitement seeing all of this for the first time! Amazing too the exploration of the pak bunker! Hopefully you didn't reinjure your back going in and out of there? Did you ever find an entrance to the other bunker? Thanks again for all that you do to bring all of this history to us!
Very cool look into the PAK bunker. I can only imagine what it would be like to fire the PAK in that location, the pressure and loudness from the gun would be immense. I wonder if the pipe next to the gun placement may have been a shout pipe, for communication with the ammunition stores. That way they would know how much and what kind of ammunition to send. It was even interesting to see the paint work on the walls. Thanks for going in there.
One thing that always bewildered me. After WWI the German military rebuilt itself for fast mobile warfare capable of overcoming or going around any of the permanent fortified structures it encountered. Why would they expel so much resources on so many structures knowing from their own experience, and history the besieging force usually wins.
the vent on the left would have been attached to a canopy over the gun, to allow the smoke to clear after firing. great video as always. Eagle-Eyes is such a lucky boy to get to travel around and see history for himself.
As always great location and video. Would be nice if the bunkers wasn't completely covered, always makes you wonder whats inside. Thanks for sharing your passion. Can't wait for part 3. Hope all is well and stay safe my friend.
Oh to have the money to buy that land, and dig out those bunkers! So amazing to see the camouflage paint still on the walls, especially in that last bunker. Imagine what's in the buried ones. So jealous, know I wouldn't be able to get into that bunker. Well done! Thank you both for another fascinating video. Stay Safe! Cheers!
Great location. You really go all out to show us these bunkers. After watching so many videos of bunkers, the amazing thing is that they built all of these in a really short time frame. I believe even with the Battle of Britain going on they were still building them. I wonder how many tons of concrete went into building a large bunker? I hope Eagle Eyes helped you get out of the bunker. lol
THUMBS UP EAGLE EYES AND WWII HISTORY HUNTER!!!! Another Holy Madonna video!!! Fantastic work and keep the amazing content coming! Please stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍
Don't worry HistoryHunter and Eagle eyes Summer is coming and I hope dragging the burden was not too much of a hassle to get in the car. That would have made a funny blooper real
The Germans certainly built their structures to last. Read about the Berlin WW2 flak-towers a while ago and the reason several of them are still standing is that they proved too costly and too hard to demolish after the war. The British had to use several tonnes of explosives to demolish one of them. If I remember correctly, one of the towers is a hotel now.
Amazing explore .....so lucky you could crawl inside to have a look. Carry bin liners with you - these make 'emergency waders'. Take off your boots put one foot into a bin bag then back on with the boots. Pull the polythene up high and tuck into your pockets if you can and VOILA.......EMERGENCY WADERS to cross deep water!! Used this tip many times exploring underground tunnels and flood drains etc.
Great video nice the walls were clean painted white and camouflage no graffiti cool stuff would be a good place to restore with its doors still there 😎
Hey, If you look at the a camo pattern on the left side of the garage (5:28sec), It actually says 1943 ! Step back and look at it! I'm wondering if the right side might say something in German possibly...maybe not...
Maybe one day somebody will want excavate those 2 bunkers that are buried. That would be so cool to be apart of. Maybe with your influence that could happen. Have a good one history hunter.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I have a question which may seem dumb but no one to ask. My Dad being a medic checked on a SS guy to see if he needed help. He was dead. He took his pistol home. I wonder if they stored money or cyanide in the grip as it looks like someone tried to break the grip. It's hollow.
Love your videos . Its amazing that stuff is still there 70+ years later . I am sure there a few ghosts in some of these old places . Either some one that died there or some one that came back to a place they liked after a long lfe .Ever think of getting some of the geister jager you tubers to join you ? They have videos of investagations of old DDR kraknenhauses and kinderheims ect. I am sure they would have fun with the Alantic wall places . As my German is limited I can only get part of it . Also another you tuber Marlene of Marlenesliben , I have tried to tell her if she made a few videos in English (or Eng-Deu) that she would get a lot more viewers . She might listen to some one that had another you tube chanel in English .
Interesting video, thanks. I love seeing these places that are untouched by the graffiti youth, so you can the details, like the camo paint. Thanks for the diorama BTW, it's great and very much appreciated
WW2 was a dark time in German history, you are fortunate to live in a place where you can explore and study WW2up close. Love the videos my friend!
No darker than today. Some might argue...far more enlightened.
Thanks for watching Sctt
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You and eagle eyes are the best. You always find incredible places. Please please, never stop so that we can keep watching your brilliant videos. Stay healthy. Greetings from Germany, Daniel.
Very glad to read that and thanks DH
I love those “Atlantic Wall “ locations ! There’s always interesting things to see and find out about. Great job !
Glad you like them!
Always enjoy your WW2 history adventures no matter how many times I watch them. Another German defensive Atlantic Wall location. It is truly amazing that it is standing today and hopefully much longer. Thank you for taking us there EE and HH.
Yes i hope this place will be untouched for a long time. Thanks Laura :)
No matter how many Atlantic wall features we see it still amazes me the amount of resources they put into its construction . Static defense systems were ineffective as we all know and I'm sure they did to but it still got built.
I agree David , just crazy to see how much they put into it. Thanks and more to come :)
You guys do such an amazing job. How cool that you get to include your kids in discovering history like this, and even cooler that they appreciate it! Always look forward to your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@WW2HistoryHunter I have enjoyed watching your videos and I can't wait for more magnet fishing video's.
Thank you both once again
Our pleasure!
Thank you for taking we history buffs with you! Best way to spend my break at work! Little mini history lesson and escape from the stress here. Be safe!
Our pleasure!
Thats made me chuckle. So much for the much vaunted efficiency. "Need to get the gun out in a hurry but before we can use it we need to turn it round."
Thanks for comment and for watching.
The Atlantic Wall structures and fortifications are amazing. Thanks for your work in bringing it to us.
Our pleasure Alfred and stay safe :)
The preparations for the next adventure have been studied extensively.
Now that I see the Panzermauer, it is impressive as big as this one is.
For the time being there is still a lot to discover in history, here in the area you can never get such a complete picture in this environment.
Totally true , so many details there to find even today :)
Thank you again HH and EE... As you know I've always enjoyed the information and adventures you take us on covering the Atlantic wall.. This is the only channel I know of that covers this type of WW2 information. Be Well and Be Safe..
Very glad to read that and more to come Ted :)
Sweet location! Thank you so much for what you do. Stay safe and don't stress your back!
Thank you, I will
Enjoyed this adventure very much. Loved the camo paint design they used inside the pak gun bunker. Thanks for squirming through that hole to show us. You know, if you continue to do that you might want to carry an emergency pack for anything that might arise. Thanks and hello again
Thanks Colleen
Dedication above and beyond with this one, much appreciated. Certainly some serious construction carried out in the area.
Thanks my friend.
Excellent video today! Thank you for sharing it with us
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi ww2hh
The bullet holes in the ventilation pipe looks like there was a fire fight both ways. Very interesting thx.
there might have been yes. Thanks.
Some farmer might have shot up that vent.
@@rongreen4231 yeah I think you're right. I was wondering how there were shots going in and out, but after rewatching you can see they come from either side and have entrance and exit holes.
Awesome stuff guys! I never dreamed that so much had just been left abandoned after the war and is still there,well done!
Great place and thanks Andy
Always facinated by the amazing places you take us to!
Happy to hear that!
A very educational video as usual.... Thank you for your time and effort.......
So nice of you
Amazing video as always
Thanks again!
Outstanding! What an incredible site. So much history right in one location. That bunker might have been a tight fit, but it was well worth the squeeze for us, your viewers! Lol. Thanks so much for all that you do. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you and your family, my friend!
Glad you enjoyed it Shane and very glad i could fit through there :) More to come soon :)
What interesting structures and fortifications! Thank you for crawling into that tiny opening to show us what was inside! I'm amazed the gasket was still in place!💖
Our pleasure Cynthia and it was a great explore :)
Thanks guys amazing work 😁
Thanks Jon
Great video! Love this location!
Thanks a lot!
At 16:03 when you look down the escape I have a feeling that the net you can see is some of the camouflage netting!
i think you are right actually and we did find some of the webbing / netting at a nearby location. Thanks Roy :)
Thank You so much for climbing into that little hole. It was worth it!
Yes it was!
Im gonna say it again
Make a big diorama BIG like 2’x3’
Use some wood from the window frames of the machine gun port to make the frame
Then spell out WW2 HISTORY HUNTER with the beautiful german Heer barbed wire you just found
If you do this it would be MASSIVELY cool
Well time will tell :) Thanks
Thanks for sharing!! I wanted to see you climbing in and out of that bunker lol!! Amazing place!!
You and me both!
Wow, the Pak gun structure was of such strong structure, extremely well built withstanding the test of time. Still in phenomenal shape. Amazing that you made it through that small opening, must of been working out those muscles HH & EE. Everything was so strategically placed. Very interesting, thank you for sharing HH & EE. Looking forward to further adventures.
that location is a gem for sure and i loved climbing in there to check it out. Thanks Laura :)
Continue to be amazed with the Atlantic Wall locations. Love the history thanks.
Thanks, will do!
I appreciate the effort you make👍💪
Thank you for that :)
Very enjoyable thank you guys 👍
Thanks for watching
Always entertaining and very interesting...also informative. Kudos to you and Ole Eagle Eyes...
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video as usual thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Part 2 of the great location so interesting, especially the bullet holes in the ventilation shaft! Thanks for crawling through the gun barrel hole to show us inside the PAK gun bunker. I guess the farmer thought no one would do what you and EE were prepared to do! You succeed in bringing the evidence to us, thanks.stay safe.
it was a tight fit or me and actually pretty scary. Thanks for watching.
Another great location WW2HH! Can’t wait for the next adventure.
Cheers from Australia!
Coming soon!
Once again a captivating and outstanding video from the WW2 History Hunter team. From Sunny California. :)
Thanks my friend.
Great video thanks for sharing what a location. 👍
No problem 👍
Amazing, every video you find more interesting locations. Keep up the great work and stay safe. No more lifting heavy items unless they are from WW2
Some barbed wire is safe and i leave the huge ammo boxes and guns alone :) Very glad to have you coming along and more to come soon :)
Thanks for the great adventure
Our pleasure!
As always Great Show
Denny from Minnesota
Thanks Denny
I totally understand you not showing the location of where you are at on these adventures. The land owner was good enough to allow you to search their property but, if you gave the location away there would be a lot of people trespassing on the property and maybe vandalizing the area. The land owners don’t need that grief. I was surprised to see so many features are still at this location. Probably from the land owner not letting a lot of people on the property. Seeing the barb wire iron post still there and not just a few was nice to see. Was there a door on the bunkers to roll the pac gun out if need. It was nice to see the inside of the pac bunker. The camouflage paint on the wall of the bunker entrance looked to be in really good shape. Seeing Eagle Eyes backing out of the bunker made me wonder, how much grease did you have to cover yourself with to get through that hole lol? You always go above and beyond to bring us such great videos.
yes keeping the locations as they are is very important. Thanks Anthony.
Love the homegrown exploring you do. Always great content and interesting. Greetings from Washington DC USA
Thank you very much!
Another great video
Thanks again C :)
Thanks for your gymnastics...
ok and thanks
PAK bunker was truly fascinating! Thanks for your gymnastics!
Loved it and thanks :)
Thanks for sharing this location. To be young and energetic like EE again would be nice. My luck I would have gotten stuck trying to get out of there. Lol. Stay safe!
You and me both and thanks Chris :)
It's so cool to see inside these bunkers!
I agree and thanks for that :)
Great video history hunter and eagle eyes. Thanks for sharing history 💜💜💜👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
That camo in the bunker was nice to see. Such in good shape if not for them being buried in. Thanks guys ..
Glad you enjoyed it
Some more amazing discoveries. Especially interesting that the area had seen action like possible allied strafing.Stay safe and always looking forward to the next adventure.
Cool small details there and thanks Bryan :)
Thank you for the video especially going through the small hole I could never do that eagle eyes gets through anything thank you you guys are the best
Yes that was a challenge for me at least. Thanks Bobby :)
We’ll all I can say is fantastic second time around!!👍🏻👍🏻
So glad to read that and thanks Mark for your great support.
Some very amazing history that you and eagle eyes are discovery! I can't imagine your excitement seeing all of this for the first time! Amazing too the exploration of the pak bunker! Hopefully you didn't reinjure your back going in and out of there? Did you ever find an entrance to the other bunker? Thanks again for all that you do to bring all of this history to us!
Working on more in the area so time will tell. Thanks Jefferey
Loved the camouflage on the PaK bunker. Interesting place
Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Very cool look into the PAK bunker. I can only imagine what it would be like to fire the PAK in that location, the pressure and loudness from the gun would be immense. I wonder if the pipe next to the gun placement may have been a shout pipe, for communication with the ammunition stores. That way they would know how much and what kind of ammunition to send. It was even interesting to see the paint work on the walls. Thanks for going in there.
the pipe could have been that. Thanks for comment and for watching.
One thing that always bewildered me. After WWI the German military rebuilt itself for fast mobile warfare capable of overcoming or going around any of the permanent fortified structures it encountered. Why would they expel so much resources on so many structures knowing from their own experience, and history the besieging force usually wins.
there you go , good question. Thanks for watching.
the vent on the left would have been attached to a canopy over the gun, to allow the smoke to clear after firing.
great video as always. Eagle-Eyes is such a lucky boy to get to travel around and see history for himself.
Great to know and thanks Jean.
Very nice can't wait for more..
More to come!
As always great location and video. Would be nice if the bunkers wasn't completely covered, always makes you wonder whats inside. Thanks for sharing your passion. Can't wait for part 3. Hope all is well and stay safe my friend.
i agree and who knows what we can do about that. Thanks Allen,
So glad you got inside that anazing bunker.
so was i :) thanks my friend.
Another explore well done. Of course the more interesting bunker i buried. Stay safe and keep up this great work.
yes they are but we did find a way i think and will look more into that later. Thanks William.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Robot time
Oh to have the money to buy that land, and dig out those bunkers! So amazing to see the camouflage paint still on the walls, especially in that last bunker. Imagine what's in the buried ones. So jealous, know I wouldn't be able to get into that bunker. Well done! Thank you both for another fascinating video. Stay Safe! Cheers!
Thanks Peter and more discoveries soon :)
Great share.
Thanks Jim
Happy to see the inside of this bunker, that was a small hole to crawl in and out.
Yes i can promise it took me a while to go in there. Thanks.
ਇਹ ਗੱਲ ਪੱਕੀ ਹੈ ਕਿ ਜਰਮਨੀ ਦੇ ਦੂਸਰੇ ਵਿਸ਼ਵ ਯੁੱਧੇ ਦੇ ਸਮੇਂ ਦੇ ਬੰਕਰ ਬਹੁਤ ਮਜ਼ਬੂਤ ਸਨ ਅੱਸੀ ਸਾਲ ਹੋ ਗਏ ਅੱਜ ਵੀ ਵਧੀਆ ਹਾਲਤ ਵਿੱਚ ਪਏ ਨੇ ਬਹੁਤ ਚੰਗੀ ਲੱਗੀ ਇਹ ਵੀਡੀਓ ਜੀ
Thanks Manjit
very nice video
Thanks
Wow that was awesome. Dang that looks like sooooo much fun. So where we going next???? Can't wait to see.
Just keep watching and you will see :)
Another great adventure!
Thanks again!
Wooo súper wooo..más explored excellent amigo.
Thanks Moro
👍 looking forward too seeing more history. 😊
Us too!
another great video . the PAK storage unit is in amazing condition ...thank you for your work .
is sure is and how great to share that with you :) Thanks
Fantastic site. Eagle eyes is developing a good sense of humor. 😊
Absolutely
You should megnetic fish the flooded bunkers and tunnels, I bet you would find cool relics! Cool vids!
That would be cool!
There was some nice grouping, in the vent shaft!
I would love to camp in one of those bunkers, get a little feel of what the Germans experienced.
That would be cool!
Awsom video ww2 hh and ee looking forward to the next not seen bbg for a while stay safe all love your channel ❤️🖖🏼👍🏼🇬🇧
Thanks Jason
Great location. You really go all out to show us these bunkers. After watching so many videos of bunkers, the amazing thing is that they built all of these in a really short time frame. I believe even with the Battle of Britain going on they were still building them. I wonder how many tons of concrete went into building a large bunker? I hope Eagle Eyes helped you get out of the bunker. lol
yes so much work done in such a short time. We did get out yes and thanks Anthony.
Wow a whole roll of barbed wire! Great find!
Thanks 👍
THUMBS UP EAGLE EYES AND WWII HISTORY HUNTER!!!! Another Holy Madonna video!!! Fantastic work and keep the amazing content coming! Please stay safe. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Dave :)
Don't worry HistoryHunter and Eagle eyes Summer is coming and I hope dragging the burden was not too much of a hassle to get in the car. That would have made a funny blooper real
Thanks Lennard :)
Another great video, barbed wire still just lying around amazing
Thanks again!
The Germans certainly built their structures to last. Read about the Berlin WW2 flak-towers a while ago and the reason several of them are still standing is that they proved too costly and too hard to demolish after the war. The British had to use several tonnes of explosives to demolish one of them. If I remember correctly, one of the towers is a hotel now.
yes i have visited several of them and fully understand that and they were HUGE ! Thanks Christian.
Thank you that was very cool 👍🏻✌🏻🇺🇸♥️
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing explore .....so lucky you could crawl inside to have a look. Carry bin liners with you - these make 'emergency waders'. Take off your boots put one foot into a bin bag then back on with the boots. Pull the polythene up high and tuck into your pockets if you can and VOILA.......EMERGENCY WADERS to cross deep water!! Used this tip many times exploring underground tunnels and flood drains etc.
Loved to share that with you and thanks for being here my friend :)
Great video nice the walls were clean painted white and camouflage no graffiti cool stuff would be a good place to restore with its doors still there 😎
That would be cool and very interesting place it is. Thanks
Hey, If you look at the a camo pattern on the left side of the garage (5:28sec), It actually says 1943 ! Step back and look at it! I'm wondering if the right side might say something in German possibly...maybe not...
How cool to know and thanks :)
Maybe one day somebody will want excavate those 2 bunkers that are buried. That would be so cool to be apart of. Maybe with your influence that could happen. Have a good one history hunter.
I really hope so but the farmers there most likely will never do that. Thanks Dalton.
Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks my friend and stay safe.
17:10 - 17:11 that shiny object in the water
Hm i could see that now. Who knows :)
The Germans constantly amaze me with how busy they were with so many materials needed.
i agree and thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter I have a question which may seem dumb but no one to ask. My Dad being a medic checked on a SS guy to see if he needed help. He was dead. He took his pistol home. I wonder if they stored money or cyanide in the grip as it looks like someone tried to break the grip. It's hollow.
WW2HistoryHunter(s): Have you ever made a video series on the battle in the Hürtgen Forest? If not, I think you would do a fabulous job of it.
Well there will be lots more coming later :) Thanks
Hi HH
The barbed wire brings the
History alive can understand why you bought
It back
Cheers
I agree Martin and glad we could save it. Just a little piece of history but what a piece :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Love your videos . Its amazing that stuff is still there 70+ years later . I am sure there a few ghosts in some of these old places . Either some one that died there or some one that came back to a place they liked after a long lfe .Ever think of getting some of the geister jager you tubers to join you ? They have videos of investagations of old DDR kraknenhauses and kinderheims ect. I am sure they would have fun with the Alantic wall places . As my German is limited I can only get part of it . Also another you tuber Marlene of Marlenesliben , I have tried to tell her if she made a few videos in English (or Eng-Deu) that she would get a lot more viewers . She might listen to some one that had another you tube chanel in English .
Thanks for comment and for watching.
Had to be pretty noisy in that bunker when firing the gun.
i would agree on that :)
You should do a video with a veteran of a location he spent time at!
ok and thanks for watching.
Interesting video, thanks. I love seeing these places that are untouched by the graffiti youth, so you can the details, like the camo paint.
Thanks for the diorama BTW, it's great and very much appreciated
Very glad to read that and you now have a piece of history with you :)
Sometimes I wish I could fix up one of the bunkers and live in it. I think it would be cool to live in a piece of history.
Would be great to do. Thanks Theodore :)
Sorry that I'm late had a long day of bills to pay but made it let's go
Yes Roy lets go out and explore :)
So interesting that a lot of places are still under the ground, buried. Think of archaeologists in the future!!😳
yes there are at least 4 fully buried bunkers there. Thanks Mary.
it is a pity that it was covered. it would be very interesting to see what was inside and it is a shame that the farmers block them off.