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Ruins of Fortress at river entrance to Port-Lyautey
Many enjoyable hours were spent on the beach at Port Lyautey
I worked mostly as Sgt. of the Guard. I also volunteered for midnight shift. This way when I woke the day shift crew and took them to breakfast, I could wake someone with a driver license, who would sign out a 6x6 for us to take to the beach. We would leave just after breakfast and return late in the afternoon in time for evening chow. Made for a good day at the beach as it wasn't a very long drive. Maybe 25 -30 miles each way.
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Southwestern end of the fortress looking up from the road.
You can see the gunports on the left side of the picture, looking out over the river.
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Road to the beach.
Looking down at the road approaching the beach. This view looking through one of the gun ports.
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Entrance to ?
Just one of many entrance ways on the inside. Going to various places inside and out.
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Inside of the southwestern end of the Fort.
These are the ports from the inside, that you see in the picture at the top.
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Oven?
This appeared to be an oven. I would think that it was used for making bread, along with other cooking chores.
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The Cannons.
All the cannons were aimed at the River entrance. Looked like it would be very effective against ships trying to get into the Harbor.
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