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Marram grass on the beach near North Sea in The Hague on sunny day in Netherlands

Long exposure of old bunker fortifications on a sandy beach.

Serene coastline scene showcasing large ww2 bunkers with weathered structures under a moody cloudy sky.

World war II Abandoned armory bunker on the beach of Cape May Point State Park during summer day

A destroyed World War II bunker on the beach of Cayton Bay, North Yorkshire, England, UK

$The numerous bunkers on the beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Driftwood on Open Beach with Waves in the Background

Ashigezaki Observatory on the Tanesashi Coast. Hachinohe, Aomori, Japan

Tranquil shot of seascape with waves rushing towards Atlantic wall bunkers at shore against blue sky

Grand Pointe casemate in Olonne sur Mer (Vendee, France)

Water Waves Crashing and Breaking Along Lighthouse Jetty - Scenic view at sunset over Lake Michigan, USA.

site of the Allied landing of the Second World War

Pointe du Hoc just west of Omaha Beach on the channel coast of Normandy, France. One of the most famous battle sites during the D-Day landings of 1944. Rendered in retro style with mild grain.

$23 December 2022. West coast in Denmark.\n\nOn the westcoast in Jutland you find chilometers of beach with old bunkers left by the German Army after 2nd World War - when Denmmark was occupied. This is a historic important memorial so we do not forget.$

Scenic view of waves reaching towards old ruins and rocks at seashore against blue sky during sunset

Skagen, Denmark - september 28 2014: Wartime bunkers slowly sinking into the sand in sunset light.

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Sandy beach of the Tyrrhenian sea. Bunker from the World War 2 illuminated by the light of sunset. Greenery in the background. Blue sky with small clouds. Campofelice di Roccella, Sicily, Italy.

Big concrete blocks covered with algae in the sea

Ruins of Western Fort on Baltic Sea coast of Vistula Spit. Baltiysk. Kaliningrad region. Russia

Waves rushing on historic Atlantic wall bunkers at seashore against cloudscape at Løkken, Jutland, Denmark

waves crushing over rocks and ruins of old fort at sunset on the beach

Breakwaters on beach, Netherlands, Zeeland, Domburg. The sun is setting and the is a storm coming

$At the beach of Sondervig there are a couple of\nbunkers from the WW2. They was part of the\nWestwall and sinking into the sand.$

Along the west coast of jutland, Denmark, there is chilometers and chilometers of old german bunkers from the second world war, - from when Denmark was occupied.

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