RAF Fersfield - Site 4
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RAF Fersfield - Site 4
Image: © Evelyn Simak Taken: 8 Jul 2014
Site 4 was where the dining halls for the officers, sergeants and airmen were located and this is where one of the mess halls used to stand, at the south-east corner of the camp. Only one brick-built end of it is still standing whereas the adjoining Nissen hut has long since been removed. The concrete platform is still in place, discouraging the surrounding vegetation to encroach too much, as is evident in this view. Update: Many of the buildings on this site were razed to the ground in July 2016.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.415597
Longitude
1.05371