The WWII Fortifications Of Jersey

Remnants from the Second World War, when Jersey was part of the so called "Atlantic Wall", are omnipresent along the island's coast. While some of them make a prominent landmark, others fit quite neatly into the cliffs or the shoreline. These buildings are considered to be a part of Jersey's heritage and usually show no to (if at all) only little signs of vandalism, so there are no efforts to get them demolished.

This picture shows a bunker in the vicinity of Petit Port.