Decades of erosion did what the Allies couldn't: made the bunker take a permanent vacation.
WWII Bunker Plunges Onto Beach After Cliff Erosion
A WWII German bunker on the cliffs of Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer, France, plunged onto the beach below after decades of erosion, landing nearly vertical in the sand. It now stands as a surreal tourist attraction, famously featured in the 2016 documentary 'Faces Places' with a mural that the sea washed away within a day. Visitors must time their hikes with the tides to avoid being trapped against the cliffs.
Source: WWII Bunker Plunges Onto Beach After Cliff Erosion — Atlas Obscura
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