wpd[25] / gdn[25] - red berries
wpd[25] - lemons
wpd[25] - swirling
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - marigold
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - yellow
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - opening
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - monbretia
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - crocosmia close-up
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - brambles
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - vetchling
wpd[25] / BtC[25] - watching TV {1 of 5}
wpd[25] / BtC[25] - watching TV {2 of 5}
wpd[25] / BtC[25] - watching TV {3 of 5}
wpd[25] / oad[B] - sleeping beauty {1 of 3}
wpd[25] / oad[B] - sleeping beauty {3 of 3}
wpd[25] / BtC[25] - watching TV {4 of 5}
wpd[25] / BtC[25] - watching TV {5 of 5}
wpd[25] - making plum jam {1 of 4}
wpd[25] - making plum jam {2 of 4}
wpd[25] - making plum jam {3 of 4}
WPD[25] - making plum jam {4 of 4}
wpd[25] / gdn[25] - potted garden
wpd[25] / oad[B] - sleeping beauty {2 of 3}
HWH[25] - registration mark
nyw[13] - Willington Waggonway {4 of 5}
nyw[13] - Willington Waggonway {3 of 5}
nyw[13] - Willington Waggonway {2 of 5}
nyw[13] - Willington Waggonway {1 of 5}
nyw[13] - Willington Waggonway {5 of 5}
ccw - Tranent-Cockenzie waggonway
ccw[23] - chauldron waggon
hpc[25] - Alpacas {5 of 5}
hpc[25] - Alpacas {3 of 5}
hpc[25] - Alpacas {2 of 5}
hpc[25] - Alpacas {1 of 5} "Milk on tap"
hpc[25] - black swans
hpc[25] - ducks all over
hpc[25] - interesting geese
hpc[25] - what's here to see
JBB[25] - Crest ?
JBB[25] - Gilnockie Tower [HWW]
JBB[25]/bri[25] - Langholm : bridge 3 of 3
JBB[25]/bri[25] - Langholm : bridge 1 of 3
JBB[25]/bri[25] - Langholm : bridge 2 of 3
wst[25] - Storm Floris {1st [4th] 6th August 2025}
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ROC - V1 impact sites in the UK {WW2}
The Germans launched 10,386 V1 missiles against the UK between June 1944 and March 1945, each carrying a 1,870 lb warhead. Most, but not all, of these were nominally aimed at Tower Bridge in London. Of the V1’s launched, 7573 V1 missiles (73%) were considered non-abortive and thus presented a net threat to British defences. Of these, 1,847 were downed by fighters, 1,878 were destroyed by anti-aircraft fire and 232 struck barrage balloons. Of the remainder 2,419 V1s (23%) successfully reached the London civil defence region; killing about 6,184 people and injuring 17,981.The greatest density of hits was received by Croydon, on the south-east fringe of London.
Launch sites aimed at London were overrun by September 1944.
Subsequently, Antwerp [Belgium] was hit by 2,448 V-1s from October 1944 to March 1945, Brussels was also attacked..
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Launch sites aimed at London were overrun by September 1944.
Subsequently, Antwerp [Belgium] was hit by 2,448 V-1s from October 1944 to March 1945, Brussels was also attacked..
Not my image ; fair use & public information
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The ROC's first report of an incoming V1 approaching the South Coast was 6 days after D-Day so 12June1944
see more en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Diver
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