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Blitz in Colour: The British Gas Light Company, Dereham Road
Post-April 27th 1942, this was the scene at the corner of Heigham Road and Dereham Road in...
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Blitz in Colour: Dereham Road Baptist Church 1942
Opened in 1904. Closed temporarily in 1942 during the Baedeker Raids. Sources point at this being...
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Blitz in Colour: Curls Store 30th April 1942
Outside Curls store, Rampant Horse Street corner with Brigg Street, 30th April 1942. They’re...
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Blitz in Colour: Rampant Horse Street 30 April 1942
Rampant Horse Street in the aftermath of the second night of the Baedeker raids on Norwich, The...
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WW1 Aerial photos in colour: Water filled shell holes
I’m not sure where this is as I found it, it could be almost anywhere on the front at...
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WW1 Aerial photos in colour: Messines
You start to doubt your sanity slightly when you spend an hour colouring in a photo brown that...
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Here are the young men
I’ve been rescuing these boys from Junk shops for years, those 50p unknowns, the Great...
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Opinion | The Mysterious Landscapes of Heat-Scorched Britain
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Prompted by the dry, hot summer, ancient ghosts have emerged from the earth. They’re both unsettling and strangely soothing.I have a test print of St Benets Abbey, Norfolk available 16.5” x 11” print area. Message me if you’re at all interested.
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Hot Dry Summer Reveals Hidden Archaeological Sites in England | Historic England
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Mysterious Neolithic ceremonial monuments, Iron Age settlements, square barrows and a Roman farm have been discovered by Historic England’s flying archaeologists.
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