Communications Bench 1
Communications Bench 2
Not an Enigma Machine
RFA GOLD ROVER
RFA ARGUS
RFA GOLD ROVER
2161 Spilosoma luteum (Buff Ermine) Portrait
1981 Laothoe populi (Poplar Hawkmoth)
1994 Phalera bucephala (Buff-tip)
2160 Spilosoma lubricipeda (White Ermine) Portrait
2450 Abrostola tripartita (Spectacle)
Volvo 1967 144 S - Newhaven - 14.6.2014
1934 Bentley - Oxford - 25.6.2013
Adder
Adder
Adder
Plymouth Sound
1989 Mazda convertible - Seaford - 19.6.2014
1997 Ford Transit Icecream van - Seaford - 19.6.20…
RFA GOLD ROVER
AMORIQUE
RFA GOLD ROVER
Seaford Head - cliff fissures - 19.6.2014
Seaford Head Kittiwakes 2014 - cliff edge view -…
Seaford Head Kittiwakes 2014 - cliff edge view - 1…
Seaford Head Kittiwakes 2014 - cliff edge view - 1…
Seaford Head Kittiwakes 2014 - with visible chicks…
RFA WAVE KNIGHT
Newhaven wreck - 21.6.2014
Smeaton's Tower, Plymouth
Smeaton's Tower, Plymouth
Smeaton's Tower, Plymouth
Smeaton's Tower, Plymouth
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Bicycle Shed
Cottage
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Our Tour Guide
Fire Buckets
Car Shed Door
Soldiers
Movie Extras
Griffin (side)
Griffin (front)
Bletchley Park Mansion Roof
Bletchley Park Mansion
Tenterden Museum - 21.7.2006
KESR west from Tenterden Station - 21.7.2006
KESR - tram to Eccles-on-Sea - 21.7.2006
KESR Tenterden Station west end - 21.7.2006
KESR Tenterden Station looking east - 21.7.2006
KESR Tenterden Station from west - 21.7.2006
KESR pump trollies - 21.7.2006
KESR Pullman car Barbara - 21.7.2006
KESR Petros - 21.7.2006
KESR Penny-farthing - 21.7.2006
Speedy sunlit stripes!
Water Lily - East Blatchington Pond - 22.7.2013
Small Skipper butterfly - East Blatchington Pond -…
Mrs Mallard and the daffodils - 19.4.2013
Mallard duck & duckling - East Blatchington Pond -…
Mallard couple - East Blatchington Pond - 21.2.201…
East Blatchington Pond - 17.3.2014
Carp -East Blatchington Pond - 6.6.2013
Bombus Terrestris on a Teazle - East Blatchington…
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He was the genius behind the computer that broke the German codes. After the war, the Crown showed its thanks by imprisoning him because he was gay.
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