http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2297365/Port-Winston-harbour-built-Normandy-D-Day-help-Allies-win-war-uncovered-seabed-69-years-on.html

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It will be better with some under water photography. But I can't think that it would have taken much looking for? Those huge lumps are exactly where they sank and in only 5 mts water. Ron

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It might have been the 'Time Team'...they have trouble finding bugger all... ..Ian

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Looking across from work i daily see 2 mulberry sections, still in use in Portland harbour. They apparently went over to France and then later came back to portland.
Chris

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some years ago i work for a timber importer on the thames near surrey dock some of the mulberry harbours were made there

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These aren't the illict containers with spitfires inside are they?

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What happened to them after the war, were they just left to sink, or were they deliberately sunk?

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