A Photo A Day 2010

Tag: ww2

27 Jul

Lepe Dolphins

Lepe Dolphins. The remains of the pier head used to load ships departing for Normandy on 6th June 1944 for the D-Day landings. The seaweed …

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Tags: 6th June 1944, beach, Beach Hardening Mats, caissons, chocolate bar, country park, D-Day, dolphins, head, history, iron hook, lepe, Mulberry Harbour, New Forest, normandy, opeartion overlord, P.L.U.T.O pipeline, pier, remains, sea, seaweed, second world war, sky, Stanswood Lane, water, ww2, wwII
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12 Jul

Rose Bay Willow-herb

Rose Bay Willow-herb (Epilobium angustifolium). Also known as Fireweed as it thrives on ground that has been burnt.

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Tags: bay, blitz, Epilobium angustifolium, fireweed, flower, herb, rose, wild, willow-herb, ww2
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27 May

Hume Castle

A view of the inside of Hume Castle, near Kelso, Berwickshire, Scotland. Originally built in the early 13th century by William de Home and demolished …

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Filed under: A Photo A Day
Tags: berwickshire, borders, castleton, folly, greenlaw, hume, hume castle, kelso, oliver cromwell, ruin, Scheduled Ancient Monument, scotland, second world war, stichill, Wars of the Three Kingdoms, william de home, ww2
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A Photo A Day 2010

Tag: ww2

Lepe Dolphins

Lepe Dolphins

Rose Bay Willow-herb

Rose Bay Willow-herb

Hume Castle

Hume Castle

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