Roadway, Pig's Park
Introduction
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Roadway, Pig's Park
Image: © Nigel Jones Taken: 29 May 2007
Pig's Park is the southern part of the parkland of Rackheath Hall. Hidden away in this greenery is the site of Simply Soaps who, perhaps wisely, conceal the pig part of their address on their website, see http://www.simplysoaps.com/uk/. Rackheath Hall was used as the HQ building for the US 467th Bomb Group in WWII who flew from the nearby Rackheath airfield. See http://www.467bg.com/. Administrative and accommodation sites were scattered all around the park and I assume that this concrete roadway is a remnant of all that.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.659546
Longitude
1.363697