What is this?
This is Military land and so not really a good idea to explore. Driving along the road you can see an open playing field with a fenced off pavilion at one end.
On the road side in the hedge is small brick tower. It looks almost like a domestic coal storage bunker or roadside salt storage. They are about 3-4' high with a gap at the top and a concrete top.
https://goo.gl/maps/TUSD7NxM34S2
But what I find interesting is that there are many of these brick towers placed in a grid pattern across the pitch area.
From the ariel picture you can just make out their shadows. Some are in the hedge along the road. If you look at this area is satellite view. I am having trouble attaching the link.
[MAP]https://www.google.com/maps/@51.2990138,-0.6740614,19z[/MAP]
https://www.google.com/maps/@51.2990138,-0.6740614,19z
What are these? I wouldn't be surprised of anything as there is a barrack on the other side of the rail and a WW2 pilbox down the road. But it is also quite a low wet area so could just be a reservoir.
This is Military land and so not really a good idea to explore. Driving along the road you can see an open playing field with a fenced off pavilion at one end.
On the road side in the hedge is small brick tower. It looks almost like a domestic coal storage bunker or roadside salt storage. They are about 3-4' high with a gap at the top and a concrete top.
https://goo.gl/maps/TUSD7NxM34S2
But what I find interesting is that there are many of these brick towers placed in a grid pattern across the pitch area.
From the ariel picture you can just make out their shadows. Some are in the hedge along the road. If you look at this area is satellite view. I am having trouble attaching the link.
[MAP]https://www.google.com/maps/@51.2990138,-0.6740614,19z[/MAP]
https://www.google.com/maps/@51.2990138,-0.6740614,19z
What are these? I wouldn't be surprised of anything as there is a barrack on the other side of the rail and a WW2 pilbox down the road. But it is also quite a low wet area so could just be a reservoir.
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