Just outside Roe Enclosure (1700), near King's Garden, are a group of heavy set concrete features, many containing iron bars and/or fixings, amongst low mounds representing rectangular features,. surrounded by what appears to be a low curved bank on one side. I'm not sure what these features represent, although by the looks of the concrete they date from World War Two; furthermore, they are relatively close close to Stoney Cross air field and so may represent an associated site.
Monday, 1 March 2010
Wartime what?
Just outside Roe Enclosure (1700), near King's Garden, are a group of heavy set concrete features, many containing iron bars and/or fixings, amongst low mounds representing rectangular features,. surrounded by what appears to be a low curved bank on one side. I'm not sure what these features represent, although by the looks of the concrete they date from World War Two; furthermore, they are relatively close close to Stoney Cross air field and so may represent an associated site.
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