596 Comments for Krankenbunker "Breuning"

I don't think I would have the wherewithal to enter that tunnel. So glad that you have that kind of fortitude, Motts, to traverse these secretive, mystical places.

Is the brick wall supporting the ceiling? If it crumbles will it all collapse?

Sometimes mother nature is in no hurry to create beauty.

Stalactites looks so fragile. Amazing to see no graffiti.

A new gallery! Looks to be an awesome one too!

best so far.

I couldn't discern a grade in the floor, but there could've been. I recall the system being generally on one "level" in that there weren't any staircases more than a few feet and the rooms weren't stacked on top of each other. As we got deeper into the system, the elevation declined to a point which brought the floor just under the water table.

Are these tunnels sloped down for the water to collect in just some areas, or is this a multi-level complex with multiple floors?

Great picture; not quite as foreboding as the previous one (other side of the doors).

pegasus64 - this was the perfect comment for this great photo

Wow, this is one freaky photo. Motts, you made me gasp out loud when this one opened! Bravo ! ! !

Blue lamp - they didn't have lights...they had soap dispensers for lighting. Sorry, Motts, I just had to say that....the soap dispenser is going to live on forever! :-)

Why do you so often use pseudonym's instead of the actual location? Is it to protect something? I often wonder looking thru your photos which are truly wonderful.

Thanks...

On Fort Campbell in kentucky we used to go into the underground weapons storage area..now all closed but very interesting and without a flashlight we couldnt see our hand n front of our faces..and always freezing down there

Je n'ai jmiaas douté une seule seconde que la récrée n'en était pas une pour les maîtresses qui ont plutôt un rôle de policier !!!