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Daily Archives: July 1, 2016
Unusual event – part two
The question was asked “Can any of you ‘Followers’ guess where this is? Richard was out litter picking when he stumbled across the concrete post with GB on it.” After speaking with Lawrence it turns out that there are a … Continue reading
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Where is the flint wall?
A visit to the volunteer flint wall builders to view their progress. They are a bit stumped at the moment! Until the stump is removed the rebuilding cannot continue on down the hill.
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Thursday group – 30th June
Twenty five volunteers descended into the area north of “Princess Anne’s Plantation” which is just off Duncombe Terrace, to remove the old fencing. A few pictures taken during the morning.
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