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Tag: Crash
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
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B17X
B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
Flying FortressX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
place:Reigate HillX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
Tags:
B17X
B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
Flying FortressX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
place:Reigate HillX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
Tags:
B17X
B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
Flying FortressX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
place:Reigate HillX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
Tags:
B17X
B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
Flying FortressX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
place:ReigateX
place:Reigate HillX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
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aircraft:B17X
aircraft:B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
aircraft:Flying FortressX
type:GeographX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
Near ReigateX
place:Reigate HillX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper for square TQ2552 At 5.42pm on 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the... (more)
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aircraft:B17X
aircraft:B17GX
type:Close LookX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
aircraft:Flying FortressX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
PoppyX
near:ReigateX
place:Reigate HillX
WreathX
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B17 crash memorial, Reigate Hill
by Ian Capper geograph for square TQ2552 On 19 March 1945, a B17G Flying Fortress crewed by 9 men from the 384th... (more)
Tags:
aircraft:B17X
aircraft:B17GX
Crash
top:Defence, MilitaryX
aircraft:Flying FortressX
type:GeographX
top:Historic Sites and ArtefactsX
MemorialX
near:ReigateX
place:Reigate HillX
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Crashed car
by Richard Croft geograph for square TF0253 A VW Golf Link embedded in the hedge at the... (more)
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Crashed lorry, A831
by Richard Sutcliffe geograph for square NH4830 The lorry had been coming down the A833 towards the junction with the A831, when... (more)
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Crash
Fire-EngineX
type:GeographX
LorryX
top:People, EventsX
Road JunctionX
top:Roads, Road TransportX
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Crashed lorry, A831
by Richard Sutcliffe geograph for square NH4830 This lorry had been coming down the A833 towards the junction with the A831,... (more)
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Miscalculation
by Richard Croft geograph for square TF0253 A crashed VW Golf by Warren Lane
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Metro Bridge
by Gordon Griffiths geograph for square SO9694 The view to the Bridge on Bilston Road, Tipton. This bridge is the site of 20... (more)
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Broken lamppost / streetlight collision on A899 Livingston Road
by Simon Johnston geograph for square NT0567 Category: Major road Another recent accident involving a collision with one of those lampposts. The... (more)
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Broken lamppost / streetlight on A899 Livingston Road
by Simon Johnston for square NT0568 Category: Lamppost Oops. Perhaps they're not 'frangible' as I had first suggested... (more)
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Sometimes, there is a wolf
by Richard Webb geograph for square NT4477 Casualty of the heavy snow over the previous two days. Recovered next day.
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top:Air, Sky, WeatherX
top:CoastalX
Crash
Extreme Weather EventX
type:GeographX
long distance path:John Muir WayX
LinksX
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Whoops! #3
by Philip Halling for square SO8641 An unusual sight, a vintage car, a Morris Oxford MkIII, no doubt someone's... (more)
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Whoops! #2
by Philip Halling for square SO8641 An unusual sight, a vintage car, a Morris Oxford MkIII, no doubt someone's... (more)
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Whoops! #1
by Philip Halling for square SO8641 An unusual sight, a vintage car, a Morris Oxford MkIII, no doubt someone's... (more)
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