In the U.K. they have a lot of video cameras scattered around to monitor people.
In the U.K. they have a lot of video cameras scattered around to monitor people.
An English pheasant
Canterbury Cathedral. I looked for some tales in Canterbury, and ended up with "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral
A scholar at Canterbury Cathedral
Ferries going from Dover, England and Calais, France
Ferries at Dover, England
Cliffs of Dover
Marine radar
A magpie of Dover
A Dover ant
A Narrowboat on the River Stour, in Sandwich.
A Narrowboat on the River Stour, in Sandwich.
A retired 747 near Kent International Airport
Some less affluent areas use ravens instead of cameras for surveillance.
Battle Headquarters at Manston. There are some rooms underneath this used as battle headquarters in World War II.
This is in the Ministry of Defence area. I can't figure out what it is.
RAF Nimrod MR2, an electronic surveillance aircraft. They were first built in 1968, and were retired in March of 2010.
This is the fabric on a Spitfire. It has the same design as some of the fabric on the Aircam.
German V1 guided missile.
German V1 guided missile.
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).
German V1 on a launcher.
RAF Control Tower
This was at the former Beaulieu airfield in the New Forest.
These were at the former Beaulieu airfield in the New Forest.
A dragonfly at the Beaulieu airfield.
A dragonfly in the New Forest
