Nearly 30,000 pillboxes were built across Britain near the start of the Second World War with thousands remaining, embedded into the countryside. This is one of many in the area, cloaked in ivy and lying peacefully in the Surrey Hills AONB on the edge of St Martha's Hill.

Jack

August 5, 2021

old pill box from WW2. There are alot of pill boxes in this area. this one has been sealed off.

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Location: St Martha, Guildford, Surrey, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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