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Land-Based Training Ship at Bunker Museum Hanstholm

Land-Based Training Ship at Bunker Museum Hanstholm

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Land-Based Training Ship at Bunker Museum Hanstholm

Name: Land-Based Training Ship at Bunker Museum Hanstholm
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Location: Frederikshavn, North Denmark, Denmark

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Axel 🥾🐕🚴🏃 OUTDOORSEITE

August 7, 2025

The ship is in poor condition. Enter at your own risk. I didn't dare go in with all the rust.

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Wolf Beyenburg

July 26, 2025

At the back of the Bunker Museum parking lot, you'll find an unusual surprise. Here, high up on the mountain, a ship has actually run aground, and it's open to the public. The proportions are somewhat odd, as is the structure, and looking inside the rusted hull, one initially suspects that the lower section was cut off to avoid having to install it in the ground. But far from it: it must be that way. The ship is actually a land-based military vessel used for training purposes. A kind of dry-water swimming exercise for the naval cadets.

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Wolf Beyenburg

August 7, 2025

Yes, it's a bit dilapidated. And the floor beneath the helm doesn't look very trustworthy. But it passed our stress test with flying colors. And otherwise, it wouldn't have been so deep, since the ship doesn't have a bottom, but simply sits on flat natural ground. A land-based warship, after all...

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Elevation 80 m

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Friday 7 November

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Location: Frederikshavn, North Denmark, Denmark

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