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show tickets that's Patreon dot com slash we have ways Achtung, Achtung, and if ever there was a place to say such a thing, this isn't it, right, Jim?

Oh my goodness, it's amazing, isn't it?

So we've just walked down a kind of a little grassy track which back in the

wartime would have been the entrance route for trucks and you come into a kind of

sort of concrete trench with some railway lines so presumably the trucks are

delivering ammunition. Yeah. Um, which is then disappearing into a dark tunnel at the end of which is going to be the old gun pit for a massive

13 inch 30.5 12 inch. Yeah yeah yeah 12 inch gun anyway we're here with Steve from

Feston Guernsey, and very excited about it.

Honestly, the excitement levels have been building all morning at the prospect of all this

vast amount of Nazi concrete.

I don't know if you could tell, um, uh, listeners, but James is very, very excited about this

morning.

Of course, we're in Guernsey, as Jim saidestun-Gernsey or Gustav as it was designated by the Germans.

Fest and Gustav?

It's Gustav.

The swine.

And no one will ever work that code word out, will they? Steve, you're a, I mean you know this stuff inside out, you know these places inside out.

This is what, how many sites are we talking on Guernsey?

Well you'd be surprised to know that on such a small island there was actually between 800 and

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