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Fort de Tavannes still accessible?

n°442
Kuranosuke
Posté le 08-04-2010 à 19:44:31  profilanswer
 

In a Dutch forum I recently found a discussion thread indicating that among many other forts around Verdun, also fort de Tavannes has been made inaccessible. A photo in this thread shows the window of the little guard room next to the blocked main passage being closed with masonry. Unfortunately, all hints are rather vague and there are no additional photos.
Would anyone here please let me know if Tavannes is still accessible or if it is completely blocked?
 
And - yes, I'm aware of all dangers there and of the fact that I have to apply for permission ... I've been taking care of Tavannes for more than 20 years.
 
Thank you
 
Bernd
www.tavannes.de
(currently under re-construction)


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n°443
acesar55
ils ne passeront pas
Posté le 08-04-2010 à 21:20:18  profilanswer
 

Citation :

In a Dutch forum I recently found a discussion thread indicating that among many other forts around Verdun, also fort de Tavannes has been made inaccessible. A photo in this thread shows the window of the little guard room next to the blocked main passage being closed with masonry. Unfortunately, all hints are rather vague and there are no additional photos.
Would anyone here please let me know if Tavannes is still accessible or if it is completely blocked?
 
And - yes, I'm aware of all dangers there and of the fact that I have to apply for permission ... I've been taking care of Tavannes for more than 20 years.


 
Thank you
 
Hi,
 
I don't believe the fort de Tavannes is bloqued with concrete (that was not the case in 2009) but what you can be sure is that the visit is absolutly forbidden. :bounce:  
 
It is very dangerous to walk in this area, the police and the army often patrol in this place.  
The fine could be very expansive (150€)
To go inside the fort is forbidden but walking around is OK and you will  find other interesting place to visit.
 
Be careful
 
Best regards
 
Alain


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n°444
Kuranosuke
Posté le 09-04-2010 à 21:21:40  profilanswer
 

acesar55 a écrit :

I don't believe the fort de Tavannes is bloqued with concrete (that was not the case in 2009) but what you can be sure is that the visit is absolutly forbidden. :bounce:  
 
It is very dangerous to walk in this area, the police and the army often patrol in this place.  
The fine could be very expansive (150€)
To go inside the fort is forbidden but walking around is OK and you will  find other interesting place to visit.


 
As I wrote: I'm well aware of all those facts. In former times I used to get official permissions for my visits, but as I currently don't have any more connection to local military I don't know whom to address with such a request. As a consequence, I haven't been in Tavannes in the past few years.
 
But this is just a side remark.
 
In the mean time, I got a "semi-official" confirmation: Tavannes is blocked. To be honest - I don't have any idea about how this might have been achieved. I think it's getting time for a new visit.
 
Anyone a recommandation whom to address for an approval? I don't even know the name of the current local military commander ...


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n°445
Yv'
Posté le 12-04-2010 à 13:07:03  profilanswer
 

Hello Bernd,
 
I think you should ask the "mairie d'Eix", they probably know.
 
Mairie d'Eix
5 rue Basse
55400 EIX
FRANCE
(Tél. : 03 29 88 34 40)
 
 
Or maybe better, the Gendarmerie Nationale in Verdun :  
 
11 pl Gouvernement 55100 VERDUN
Tél. : 03 29 86 18 83
 
Keep us informed !
Regards,
Yves


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