| Looking north from the railway bridge, in the middle of the photo, you can see what appears to be two rounded green bushes - standing opposite each other, one either side of the railway track. These are in fact the two concrete structures of a railway block that is now overgrown. To the east of the right-hand structure, on the other side of the hedge, stands an anti-tank cube. |
| This is the left side of a
badly overgrown Type 24 pillbox. The box faces north-east (036 deg.)
and is situated just a few yards south-east of the Cloakham railway bridge.
(Map ref. SY 29959 99292) |
| To the west of the railway
bridge, on the north side of the road, we come to these surviving anti-tank
posts. An anti-tank ditch ran up from the west and terminated at this point. [Map ref. SY 29897 99320] |
