Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Abandoned Coastal Fortress Seen from Mistra Bay
A view of Fort Campbell from Mistra Bay in northern Malta, showing the abandoned British military buildings, arched limestone structures and terraced defensive walls rising above the Mediterranean countryside.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Battery Observation Post Above a Ruined Gun Emplacement
The Battery Observation Post at Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, viewed from a former coastal artillery gun emplacement, with graffiti-covered concrete structures in the foreground and observation buildings on the hillside.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Sloping Concrete Roof of the Battery Observation Post
A side view of the abandoned Battery Observation Post at Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, highlighting its projecting concrete roof, limestone observation structures and rocky surroundings covered with Mediterranean vegetation.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Rear View of the Battery Observation Post
The rear of the abandoned Battery Observation Post at Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, showing low limestone buildings, empty observation openings and wild vegetation spreading across the former military grounds.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Outer Defensive Walls and Abandoned Military Buildings
A view along the outer limestone walls of Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, showing abandoned military buildings, terraced stonework and vegetation overlooking the coastline of St Paul’s Bay.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Circular Gun Mounting of a Coastal Artillery Emplacement
The remains of a British coastal artillery gun emplacement at Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, showing the circular steel mounting ring of a former 6-inch gun, surrounded by concrete protective walls, ammunition recesses and abandoned military structures.
Fort Campbell - Selmun, Malta - Battery Observation Post Above the Gun Emplacement
The Battery Observation Post at Fort Campbell in Selmun, Malta, viewed from one of the former coastal artillery gun emplacements, with low concrete observation structures standing on the rocky hillside.