im from Slovenia and I have been in this bunker so many times i know it like the back of my poket. We used to play hide and seek in there.

@Tine4

20 күн бұрын

where is it?

The Alpine Wall (Vallo Alpino) was an Italian system of fortifications along the 1,851 km (1,150 mi) of Italy's northern frontier. Built in the years leading up to World War II at the direction of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, the defensive line faced France, Switzerland, Austria, and Yugoslavia. It was defended by the "Guardia alla Frontiera" (GaF), Italian special troops.

SO glad you guys went down that tunnel to save us going down there. Got shivers just watching! Definitely making us miss Slovenia, it really is beautiful!

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

hahaha, it's Mitch's scream that I think scared me the most haha, Slovenia is gorgeous!

Your videos are always so fun to watch and put a massive smile on my face everytime. Slovenia looks such a beautiful place, that bunker looked pretty spooky.

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

thank you so much!

Amazing couple. Followed you both since the beginning. It's people like you that show the rest exactly what life is about and what they are missing

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much🥹

I cant believe you walked straight out of the tunnel right to the edge if a drop with no fear!! Looks awesome

Omg you are in my favorite country now, the tunnels could be the partizane hospital, ive heard of it while i was in slovenia years ago, cant remember exactly but something about nuns having a secret hospital in the mountains, where you where brought blindfolded, so no one knew where it was. enjoy Slovenia!!

@mortenster403

10 ай бұрын

The tunnels was not using for human resurces. The hidden partizans hospital was build by wood. More info: ( Google) bolnica Franja it hospital Franja.

@JustMe-uc8wj

9 ай бұрын

Not nuns,but rather partisan{resistance movement} hospitals,most prominent of them being Bolnica{hospital} Franja{pronounced Franya}.

They visited "Caposaldi Raggi - Brunner", a fort built as part of the Valle Alpino by the Italians between 1. and 2. World War to defend the passage from Primorska to the Ljubljana basin.

I’m laughing and smiling along with you both! Brilliant 😀

Love to see all your adventures.

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

thank you!

The outro on this video was pretty profesh Martha , getting a hang of it 😅👏🏻 great video guys , loved it as always looking forward to the next notification 🌈

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😁

Unška koliševka is one of the impact valleys that were created by the impact of the ceiling of the underground cave. Such valleys are characterized by steep walls, and the bottom is difficult to access. In contrast to the koliševka that can be found, for example, in Rakovo Škocjan, the Unš koliševka hides another interesting feature. It is surrounded by military trenches and bunkers built by Italian soldiers during the World Wars. A smaller part of these tunnels with a total length of around 1.5 km is still accessible.

Great videos guys 👌🏻 keep em coming

Tunnels = reminded me of the Blair witch project 🙂 well done for finding ya way out lol and great to hear you 'fart' Martha haha!!!! Great vlog by the way, slov looks amazing 🙂

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

they were so creepy!! hahah thanks Tyler!🤪

You are both mad and brave anything could have been down there. Such engaging content yet again. 👻👻👻👻👻

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

thank you!!

Another great video! Well done guys 😊❤

That scream! It made us jump so must have really got the adrenaline going for you Mitch 🤣 Quite the adventure- braver than us!! Great video again you both :)

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

hahaha sorry guys🤣 thanks so much for watching again!

So scary...glad you and not me. Flipping hell ! I'd need a defib and a drink. Thanks for doing it so as I don't have to. Scared Martha enough to pass wind hahaha😂. Slovenia looks amazing 😍

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

hahaha it was a very intense experience down there🤣

Correction to my last Comment, sorry guys put info in for wrong country During World War II, Slovenia, which was part of Yugoslavia at the time, saw the construction and use of tunnels and underground structures for several purposes: 1. **Partisan Hideouts:** The Yugoslav Partisans, led by Josip Broz Tito, used hidden tunnels and caves as bases and hideouts to evade Axis forces. These tunnels provided shelter and safety for resistance fighters. 2. **Escape Routes:** Tunnels were also used as escape routes for Partisans and civilians seeking to avoid capture by the Axis forces. These underground passages allowed them to move discreetly. 3. **Ammunition Storage:** Some tunnels served as storage facilities for weapons and ammunition, ensuring a secure supply for the Partisans. 4. **Communication Networks:** Underground tunnels and bunkers were used for communication purposes, including radio transmissions, to coordinate resistance activities. 5. **Factory and Industry:** In addition to military uses, Slovenia had underground tunnels and facilities used for industrial purposes, such as mining and manufacturing. Many of these tunnels and underground structures have historical significance and can still be visited today as museums or historical sites. If you have a specific tunnel or aspect of Slovenian history during World War II I don’t take credit for this, copied from Chatgtp

@mortenster403

10 ай бұрын

Only number 3 is correct. I am Slovenian and i know history. All this bunkers was build before WW 2. There was Rupnik line.

excellent video, i love old ruins and war stuff you guys should just do vids of creepy stuff, martha loves it really lol

Love you guys 😊

Cool video this week guys. Slovenia’s great isn’t it!

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

The best!

What in the Blair's Witch name was this bunker? I thought I know my country, but here we are 🤷‍♂️

I think it is the Alpine Wall Bunker which was a series of defences built by the Italians

@mortenster403

10 ай бұрын

No. Please, find on Google: Rupnik line

@amberanubis8336

10 ай бұрын

​​@@mortenster403im pretty sure its part of Alpine Wall and not Rupnik's line. That part of Slovenia was occupied by Italy after ww1. Yugoslav bunkers also werent that big and you can clearly see Italian writing on the walls.

Very cool

Great vid, getting the chance to explore caves and bunkers is a great experience. the canoeing down the river wow. so clear. With weather changing are you guys getting prepared for winter?

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

thank you. Yes, we're trying to see how much sun we can soak up before it does get cold and then the heater will be turned on and the woolie socks will be out!

did you spray your own dots so you knew which way you went ?

How is life going on in Slovenia now please? Is it ideal?

Loved the video. Please don’t make Martha watch any Scooby Doo for a few days, I don’t think she’ll cope after the tunnel experience!

@TheJammyGits

10 ай бұрын

hahaha!

1st comment ❤

I don't think i would of got katrina my wife down there😊

😂😂😂 “Jammy git” my new favorite slang the Brits use which sounds unspeakable but is actually only playful. Like the British meanings of the words that rhyme with “maggot” and “bunt”. In the states it’s the opposite, sounds pleasant but means something horrible, what’s wrong with being a happy, cat, snowflake? 😢 We even screwed up 2200 years of the Latin for the color black. 🤦‍♂️ I blame the Puritans! Don’t give any of those idiots any of your nice biscuits!