Just behind the WW2 bunker complex on the Cap Blanc Nez(close to Sangatte on the French coast).On the inland side of the coastal road,  the bombcraters are still very visible.Missed the bunkers by +- 250 meters.

Almost 70 years later

A destroyed bunker on that same Cap Blanc Nez site.The bunker stood on the downside slope just under the top of the falaise(cliff).From the top you can see the white Cliffs of Dover.From this series of bunkers ,the Germans shelled the English coast with heavy ship guns installed in massive bunkers.Sadly the bunkercomplex itself cannot be visited anymore.

Total destruction

Modern photo by Dan Marsh of the 16th/17th century Elizabeth Castle, Jersey, which was modified to act as a "modern" stronghold and headquarters.  Situated on a tidal promontory off St Helier, the island's capital, the Castle offered excellent fields of fire over the south coast of the islands, even allowing for some interruptions of direct sightlines to the west in particular.  However, apart from intermittent antiaircraft engagements, the new guns and bunkers were never engaged.  After the war, many of the German alterations to the Castle were dismantled.  It is now open to the public as a tourist/heritage attraction.  Best regards, JR.