A robust World War II era wooden barricade, built from thick, unpainted oak beams driven vertically into the earth and reinforced with horizontal cross-members, forming a solid, dark brown barrier. The wood's surface is rough and textured, with visible axe marks and deep age cracks. Multiple strands of tightly wound, galvanized barbed wire, still glinting with a dull silver sheen, are stretched taut across the top, presenting a sharp, unyielding deterrent.