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Tag Archives: Springs
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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Bakerton and Payneville.
Continuing with my efforts to capture images of the more obscure cemeteries where CWGC graves are to be found, I ventured forth to Bakerton/Payneville Cemetery outside of Springs. My original thoughts were that these were two distinctly seperate places, however, … Continue reading
Posted in Cemetery, East Rand, Heritage, Personal, South Africa, War Grave
Tagged Brakpan, Cosy Corner MOTH Shellhole, Derelict, East Rand, Honey Tank, neglected, Palmietkuil, Springs, War memorial
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