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One of #Britain’s largest sunken forests reveals its secrets

#PettLevel on #England’s south coast was once full of oak, elm and ash #trees Today, it offers clues as to how #ClimateBreakdown can affect landscapes
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https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/jun/16/one-of-britains-largest-sunken-forests-reveals-its-secrets-aoe #Environment

One of Britain’s largest sunken forests reveals its secrets

Pett Level on England’s south coast was once full of oak, elm and ash trees. Today, it offers clues as to how climate breakdown can affect landscapes

The Guardian

Second World War Pett Level coastal battery, an emergency battery built as part of Eastern Command's coastal defences. The battery was constructed in 1940-41 and mounted two 6-inch breech-loading guns.

The land is managed by the Pett Level Preservation Trust, and the battery wall now has a bat box attached.

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Clear Air Flying on Instagram: "Second World War Pett Level coastal battery, an emergency battery built as part of Eastern Command's coastal defences. The battery was constructed in 1940-41 and mounted two 6-inch breech-loading guns. It was armed until at least May 1945. It was manned by 374 Battery of 551 Coast Regiment. The site comprises two gun emplacements with associated spoil heaps, a Bofors gun or searchlight emplacement, three Nissen huts a probable ammunition dump and a spigot mortar emplacement. The land is managed by the Pett Level Preservation Trust, and the battery wall now has a bat box attached. #ww2 #wwii #wwiihistory #pettlevel #historicbuildings #history #natureconservation #dronevideos #dronevideo #aerialphotography #eastsussex #sussex #landscape"

47 Likes, 5 Comments - Clear Air Flying (@clearairflying) on Instagram: "Second World War Pett Level coastal battery, an emergency battery built as part of Eastern Command's coastal defences. The battery was constructed in 1940-41 and mounted two 6-inch breech-loading guns. It was armed until at least May 1945. It was manned by 374 Battery of 551 Coast Regiment. The site comprises two gun emplacements with associated spoil heaps, a Bofors gun or searchlight emplacement, three Nissen huts a probable ammunition dump and a spigot mortar emplacement. The land is managed by the Pett Level Preservation Trust, and the battery wall now has a bat box attached. #ww2 #wwii #wwiihistory #pettlevel #historicbuildings #history #natureconservation #dronevideos #dronevideo #aerialphotography #eastsussex #sussex #landscape"

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