glatt: The orientation is the top is north. The guns did predominantly face east, but they were not in France. There were 8 guns here with each set of 4 guns surrounding its own command post. The ammunitions stores are the 4 rectangular buildings around the edge. The concrete areas near the permiter were machine gun posts.

The attached view gives a clearer layout of the site. It measures approximately 190 yards north-south, and 100 yards east-west

I feel like I just put my glasses on.

So it's not France, huh? Is it the Fulda gap? They were focused on the East too, but this looks older than that.

Eastern seaboard of the US?

Not the Fulda gap.

The attached image shows the type of guns used here.

Yeah, there are a fair number of batteries on the East coast, but they don't look like that. They are much more massive.

East coast of England?

Right country, but not on the coast.

Holy cow, there are a lot of HAA batteries in the UK. I'm just about ready to throw in the towel.

The Chadwell Heath Anti Aircraft Battery

http://bigleesminipaintingblog.blogs...t-battery.html

Awesome. How did you find it? Or did you just know?

Pete has had a pen pal from Koping since forever and her recent birthday present featured Carl's unlabeled image which it took some google action to figure out. They have recently migrated to facebook.

I looked for an 8 gun HAA site. Most sites in England are only 4 guns. Thank you for pointing to us it was an HAA site :)

Well done mititelu

Rotarua, NZ? (I've been there to see the boiling mud)

eta: I see i'm a bit late with that answer. Oh well.