A series of building plaforms are visble on aerial photographs taken in 1946 of Woodberry Down, Lyme Regis. The features are possibly associated with the early development of the caravan park however a Second World War military origin cannot be ruled out. A small group of other possibily military earthworks, lie to the south-west.
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A series of building plaforms are visble on aerial photographs taken in 1946 of Woodberry Down, Lyme Regis (1) The features are possibly associated with the early development of the caravan park however a Second World War military origin cannot be ruled out. A small group of other possibily military earthworks, lie to the south-west. The site was digitally plotted during the South West Rapid Coastal Zone Assessment Survey (Dorset).
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Aerial Photograph: Royal Air Force. 13-APR-1946. RAF 106G/UK1412 4319-20.
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Centred SY 3419 9336 (283m by 429m) (27 map features)
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SY39SW
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Lyme Regis; Dorset
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Dorset
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Oct 17 2013 3:31PM
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