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In the U.K. they have a lot of video cameras scattered around to monitor people.
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In the U.K. they have a lot of video cameras scattered around to monitor people.
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An English pheasant
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Canterbury Cathedral. I looked for some tales in Canterbury, and ended up with "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
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Canterbury Cathedral
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Canterbury Cathedral
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Canterbury Cathedral
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Canterbury Cathedral
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A scholar at Canterbury Cathedral
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Ferries going from Dover, England and Calais, France
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Ferries at Dover, England
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Cliffs of Dover
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Marine radar
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A magpie of Dover
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A Dover ant
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A Narrowboat on the River Stour, in Sandwich.
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A Narrowboat on the River Stour, in Sandwich.
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A retired 747 near Kent International Airport
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Some less affluent areas use ravens instead of cameras for surveillance.
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Battle Headquarters at Manston. There are some rooms underneath this used as battle headquarters in World War II.
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This is in the Ministry of Defence area. I can't figure out what it is.
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RAF Nimrod MR2, an electronic surveillance aircraft. They were first built in 1968, and were retired in March of 2010.
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This is the fabric on a Spitfire. It has the same design as some of the fabric on the Aircam.
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German V1 guided missile.
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German V1 guided missile.
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In its early squadron service, the Typhoon had more than a few problems, including engine and tail failures. Hawker made fixes. This photo was one of a series taken by the high command to convince pilots that the aircraft was up to the task. (59 ground crew plus 1 WAAF).
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German V1 on a launcher.
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RAF Control Tower
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This was at the former Beaulieu airfield in the New Forest.
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These were at the former Beaulieu airfield in the New Forest.
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A dragonfly at the Beaulieu airfield.
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A dragonfly in the New Forest
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