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Tag Archives: Derelict
Still Musing
Yes I know it has been quiet here, but to be frank I have not had much to say because literally nothing interesting has happened and I have not been anywhere worth visiting. Lockdown has cut my day trips down … Continue reading
Posted in Bridges and Rivers, Collections and Museums, Gloucestershire, Heritage, Hobbies and Interests, Personal, Photo Essay, Tewkesbury, United Kingdom
Tagged Avon, coronavirus, Derelict, lockdown, Mill, Tewkesbury, urbex
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A Honey of a Tank
A few years back, in 2011 I did the rounds of the usual haunts, hunting down plinthed and preserved tanks, there were three models that fell into my research, namely Crusaders, Shermans and M3 Stuarts. This post deal with one … Continue reading
Posted in East Rand, Memorials and Monuments, Military, Photo Essay, Retrospective, South Africa, World War 2
Tagged armour, Cosy Corner MOTH Shellhole, Derelict, East Rand, Honey, Springs, tank, War memorial, World War 2
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