Two eras of defence at Parker's Corner
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Two eras of defence at Parker's Corner
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 7 Feb 2014
The house, currently named 'Humblebee', was an observation post in WWII, which presumably accounts for the strange looking extension on the north (near) side with a high level circular window. Nearer, in the field, is an underground nuclear observation bunker from the cold war era. Its access shaft is reportedly now blocked with rubble.
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Image Location
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