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I've not seen inside since my last visit in the 70s. I love the Wight-shaped TV aerial
ReplyDeleteFantastic, isn't it? I think it's the best thing on the IOW. If only it were 100 times bigger.
ReplyDeleteIts always good. I agree def best thing on IOW. Well the Highdown rocket site does come close in its own way.
ReplyDeleteThose photos dredge up memories so ancient that I'm surprised I still have them. I think the place and surrounding area made quite an impression.
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