This isn't the usual defences type of report its more of a "oh look theres a pillbox" one from the holiday with the wife.Did manage to cover a few but theres a lot more I missed.Basically starts around Happisburgh through Bacton and Mundesley with a few odds spotted on the trip home.
Starting with the first "Oh look theres a pillbox"was a WW1 circular at the roadside N of Sea Palling e06773
E06773 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Happisburgh
e06346 a small square variant SE of the lighthouse
E06346 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Just below the lighthouse Type 22 e03218
E03218 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Into the village on a track down to the front a couple of A/T blocks as yet not listed
DSC01485 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the now sad looking Type 22 on the beach e03217
E03217 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03217 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03217 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Northern edge of Happisburgh e01597 a machine gun post that seems to have a field of fire covering the gun battery and what was once a chain home low.
E01597 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On to the coast battery.Two gun emplacements and one Type 22 pillbox remain along with 3 ex situ spigot pedestals,one behind the south empacement and two behind the other.
E07328 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Entrance to the underground areas seems to be open at the northern end but I wasn't kitted up for it
E07328 (19) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Bad pic down the entrance
E07328 (20) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
North emplacement rear with the two spigots in the undergrowth
E07328 (21) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Southern spigot pedestal
E07960 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The Type 22 e11734
E11734 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Slightly inland is a very overgrown Type 27 e09982
E09982 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The AA well entrance
E09982 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (17) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Into Walcott next with A/T blocks e11971 at the southern end
E11971 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Two ex situ Spigots stand by the road e11949
E11949 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And a Type 22 survives behind the caravan park e11735
E11735 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Lastly here are more A/T blocks on the north beach e08335
E08335 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08335 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On up to Bacton starting on a rack down to the sea is a Section Post e06815
E06815 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (18) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Inland at Abbey Farm the remains of another section post listed as a loopholed wall e01284 with a Type 22 and yet another ex situ Spigot Pedestal
E01284 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01284 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e23607
E 23607 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e23442
E23442 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Another Type 22 in the Hedge behind the chalet park e03226
E03226 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Yet another discarded Spigot along the sea front not yet listed
DSC01283 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Inland at Bacton Green a Type 22 e03224
E03224 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
With Spigot Mortar e23929 alongside
E23929 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23929 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Across the Green a Type 24 with Turnbull Mounts once fitted in every embrasure bar one which has a larger different looking mount e04556
E04556 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (15) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (20) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
There seems to be a Spigot either side of this one,south side now almost buried e07963
E07963 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
and one unlisted on the north side
DSC01280 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
DSC01281 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Just inland of Bacton is a good example of a WW1 pillbox e01598 with one of its doors rusted solid and one that still opens.I noticed that the vent holes have pins across them presumably to stop anything being dropped in unlike the open WW2 ones.This one resides in a garden.
E01598 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (13) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (15) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On to Mundesley next where I didn't get any of the pillboxes due to access but found the roadblock which is out of place on the overlay e09535
E09535 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the Coast Battery e07037 All thats gone from this is the battery observation post and the the gun emplacement covers.The searchlights were atop of the two generator buildings so there were no CASL emplacements.
E07037 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (19) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (22) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (24) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (29) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (37) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (42) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (46) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
North of Mundesley by the road is another Type 22 with an AA mounting e03227
E03227 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And another the same on the seafront not quite in as good condition e09955
E09955 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09955 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The rest are just odd bits picked up on the days out and the ride home.Starting with Loopholed Wall e22670 in Cromer
E22670 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E22670 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E22670 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Spigot Mortar e08197 on the Muckleburgh Collection site.
E08197 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Along with another WW1 pillbox e06775
E06775 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
One of the three lots of A/T blocks at Salthouse (missed the others somehow)e08343
E08343 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08343 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08343 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Two of the Machine Gun Emplacements at Holkham e03008
E03008 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e03009
E03009 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (17) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
There are remains of some building between the two MG posts.Possibly a roadblock / checkpoint ?
E03009 (24) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (26) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (27) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And finally (phew )a couple in Hunstanton.The Royal Naval style pillbox e01606
E01606 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01606 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the final Spigot Mortar in the Golden Lion pub garden e08024
E08024 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08024 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Starting with the first "Oh look theres a pillbox"was a WW1 circular at the roadside N of Sea Palling e06773
E06773 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06773 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Happisburgh
e06346 a small square variant SE of the lighthouse
E06346 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06346 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Just below the lighthouse Type 22 e03218
E03218 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03218 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Into the village on a track down to the front a couple of A/T blocks as yet not listed
DSC01485 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the now sad looking Type 22 on the beach e03217
E03217 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03217 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03217 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Northern edge of Happisburgh e01597 a machine gun post that seems to have a field of fire covering the gun battery and what was once a chain home low.
E01597 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01597 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On to the coast battery.Two gun emplacements and one Type 22 pillbox remain along with 3 ex situ spigot pedestals,one behind the south empacement and two behind the other.
E07328 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07328 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Entrance to the underground areas seems to be open at the northern end but I wasn't kitted up for it
E07328 (19) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Bad pic down the entrance
E07328 (20) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
North emplacement rear with the two spigots in the undergrowth
E07328 (21) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Southern spigot pedestal
E07960 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The Type 22 e11734
E11734 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11734 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Slightly inland is a very overgrown Type 27 e09982
E09982 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The AA well entrance
E09982 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09982 (17) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Into Walcott next with A/T blocks e11971 at the southern end
E11971 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Two ex situ Spigots stand by the road e11949
E11949 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And a Type 22 survives behind the caravan park e11735
E11735 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E11735 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Lastly here are more A/T blocks on the north beach e08335
E08335 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08335 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On up to Bacton starting on a rack down to the sea is a Section Post e06815
E06815 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E06815 (18) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Inland at Abbey Farm the remains of another section post listed as a loopholed wall e01284 with a Type 22 and yet another ex situ Spigot Pedestal
E01284 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01284 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e23607
E 23607 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e23442
E23442 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23442 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Another Type 22 in the Hedge behind the chalet park e03226
E03226 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03226 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Yet another discarded Spigot along the sea front not yet listed
DSC01283 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Inland at Bacton Green a Type 22 e03224
E03224 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03224 (14) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
With Spigot Mortar e23929 alongside
E23929 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E23929 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Across the Green a Type 24 with Turnbull Mounts once fitted in every embrasure bar one which has a larger different looking mount e04556
E04556 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (11) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (15) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E04556 (20) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
There seems to be a Spigot either side of this one,south side now almost buried e07963
E07963 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
and one unlisted on the north side
DSC01280 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
DSC01281 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Just inland of Bacton is a good example of a WW1 pillbox e01598 with one of its doors rusted solid and one that still opens.I noticed that the vent holes have pins across them presumably to stop anything being dropped in unlike the open WW2 ones.This one resides in a garden.
E01598 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (13) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (15) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01598 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
On to Mundesley next where I didn't get any of the pillboxes due to access but found the roadblock which is out of place on the overlay e09535
E09535 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the Coast Battery e07037 All thats gone from this is the battery observation post and the the gun emplacement covers.The searchlights were atop of the two generator buildings so there were no CASL emplacements.
E07037 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (19) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (22) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (24) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (29) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (37) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (42) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E07037 (46) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
North of Mundesley by the road is another Type 22 with an AA mounting e03227
E03227 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03227 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And another the same on the seafront not quite in as good condition e09955
E09955 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E09955 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
The rest are just odd bits picked up on the days out and the ride home.Starting with Loopholed Wall e22670 in Cromer
E22670 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E22670 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E22670 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Spigot Mortar e08197 on the Muckleburgh Collection site.
E08197 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Along with another WW1 pillbox e06775
E06775 by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
One of the three lots of A/T blocks at Salthouse (missed the others somehow)e08343
E08343 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08343 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08343 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
Two of the Machine Gun Emplacements at Holkham e03008
E03008 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (6) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (10) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (12) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03008 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
e03009
E03009 (1) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (3) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (7) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (8) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (9) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (16) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (17) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
There are remains of some building between the two MG posts.Possibly a roadblock / checkpoint ?
E03009 (24) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (26) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E03009 (27) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And finally (phew )a couple in Hunstanton.The Royal Naval style pillbox e01606
E01606 (5) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E01606 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
And the final Spigot Mortar in the Golden Lion pub garden e08024
E08024 (4) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr
E08024 (2) by Rich Cooper2012, on Flickr