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    Abandoned WWII bunkers are slowly being reclaimed by nature yet remain as reminders of war's waste and loss, according to an exhibition of images showing such structures merging into the countryside. These bunkers are also part of the national cultural and historical heritage that is decaying and being overlooked.

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    Abandoned WWII bunkers are slowly being reclaimed by nature yet remain as reminders of war's waste and loss, according to an exhibition of images showing such structures merging into the countryside. These bunkers are also part of the national cultural and historical heritage that is decaying and being overlooked.

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    Abandoned WWII bunkers are slowly being reclaimed by nature yet remain as reminders of war's waste and loss, according to an exhibition of images showing such structures merging into the countryside. These bunkers are also part of the national cultural and historical heritage that is decaying and being overlooked.

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    Abandoned bunkers in the countryside, the silent witnesses of war.

    An Exhibition By Martin Wilby

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    A series of images showing abandoned WWII bunkers in the countryside. These structures slowly merge into the environment, yet they still remain as a reminder of the waste and loss created by War. They are also a national cultural and historical part of our heritage that is decaying and overlooked.

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