Below the Rock of Gibraltar are 34 Miles of Hidden Tunnels

Reinstating God's Law Other
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Water Reservoirs
Ammunition Storage
Lookouts and Cannons
Air Raid Shelters
Military Garrisons
Military Equipment Storage

Today, there is very little need for military fortifications on the island, especially since the British Navy has greatly reduced its numbers there. The tunnels haven’t been abandoned entirely, however, and many of them have been opened up for visitors to explore.

"very little need?" - WW3 in on the horizon.

Isaiah 33:16 He shall dwell on Sion: his place of defence [shall be] the Fortress of Rock: bread shall be given him; his waters [shall be] sure.

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Pete's Paradise Cave

The cave was named after Peter Mann from the Research Group. (Some people say that it was named after him because his first words when he entered the site were “This is paradise!”)

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Pete's Paradise Cave is a cave in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar.

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From the Jus Dreaming Travel Vlog – A couple sail to Gibraltar and Explore

If you haven't ever been in the tunnels this video does a nice job of showing them (9m).

Gibraltar PT 2 SV Jus Dreaming

He covers some history, but doesn't know its future importance:

His Rock of Defence.
DUNE - GIBRALTAR – The Fremen & THE WAY*

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