You could be forgiven for missing Wn61 Le Cavey if you were driving along Omaha Beach at Colleville-sur-Mer as this once extensive site has been swallowed by newer developments.
The most easterly of the beachfront area Widerstandsnests, this site boasted a huge R677 gun casemate for an 88mm Pak 43 cannon along with Tobruks, shelters for personnel, and a 1694 type Ringstand for a 5cm KwK gun.
Most of the structures are still in place, but they are well hidden by modern buildings, except for the R677 which is now being used as a holiday retreat, and we're pretty sure the double glazed windows and shutters weren't there in 1944.

The same garden also features a Tobruk which once had a captured French Renault35 tank turret bolted on top and would have given defensive support to the rear and east of the large casemate.

To the rear of the site is a Tobruk where a 5cm mortar was positioned while in front were trenches which linked it to machine gun posts, ammo niches, and a personnel shelter.

There's a lot of rubble and metalwork remaining on the beach in front of this location, including several twisted remains of the metal strips used as a hard standing for soft ground, sometimes around the perimeter of airfields.