First World War German Howitzer

Introduction

The photograph on this page of First World War German Howitzer by Graham Flint as part of the Geograph project.

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First World War German Howitzer

Image: © Graham Flint Taken: 5 Apr 2007

The light field gun, which was capable of firing 40lb shells up to 7,600 yards, was first heaved up to the prominent Twyn y Garth site in 1920. The weathered gun has now been renovated by Painscastle Community Council, through funding from Powys County Council, and will now be able to withstand the elements on the hill for another 100 years

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Image Location

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Latitude
52.084613
Longitude
-3.303776