WWII Remote Reserve Receiver Block , RAF West Prawle Chain Home Radar Station, Prawle Point Stock Photography

WestPrawle At the foot of PrawlePoint Lane, just a few metres south of the National Trust car park, is a concrete rectangular block, flush with the ground, below which there may be a sunken World War II bunker. A few metres further south again, near the cliff edge, is an earthen, grass-covered mound containing another bunker. There are two concrete-framed entrances, one facing the sea to the south and another, which is now blocked up, faces west. The feature is used as a sheep-shelter.This is a remote reserve radar receiver block