WW2 Relics on The Frontline Britain Trail

WW2 Relics on The Frontline Britain Trail
#ww2 #wwII #frontlinebritaintrail

I take a walk along the Frontline Britain Trail at St. Margaret's in Kent in search of World War 2 relics. Bunkers, old ammunition magazines, crashed aircraft sites and a mix of other interesting things.

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[stvwr-]

Hi Tudor …. Great piece of work. I really enjoyed listening to your thoughts and historical information .
Thank you very much.

[Tadztoo]

Fascinating Tudor, very educational. I often say 'As we get older, history gets closer'! It seems to resonate more now than when we were children. Grateful for your research and splicing it all together seamlessly. Thank you.

[johndixon]

Really interesting walk and talk. Thank you Tudor. It fascinates me that Britain was able to construct these defences at haste without modern communications. I sometimes wonder whether we'd be able achieve the same today.

[MrPhilreilly]

This was most enjoyable! Great work, yet again.

[scottalpert]

Reminders of a tragic time in our collective history. I couldn't imagine what the men that manned these stations went through. So much destruction and death. You hope that this was going to be left in our past, only to see it again today in skirmishes around the world. I'll pray for peace and practice acts of kindness.

[tyronewhitehead]

Thoroughly enjoyed that I shall be going to Kent later on in the year and I will follow the Saint Margarets path myself Fascinating history Thank you Tudor👍

[Rfoz]

Thanks Tudor very enjoyable walk and interesting content - another one the add to the list!! 😆 if ever I get back down there! I think I need to retire😮

[johnkent-thanet-uk]

Excellent, informative vlog as always, of course 👏

[Gez-C]

What a great video and walk! Want to do this walk now, next time I’m in the area will walk this!

[AlbieSol]

Great “to see” such history from WW11. Enjoyed the walk. Imagine the Home Guard undertook some of the observation work? I felt tired just watching that long cliff climb you made!