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| I'd say that was an impact crater because of the debris lip thrown up around the edge. May have been a stray shell from Worbarrow gunnery range, or a smaller bomb dropped during WWII. It was common for German pilots to drop their load and run for home if a fighter stumbled across them. Mind you, Worlebury Hillfort near Weston Super Mare still has the remains of 18 or so storage pits/ grain silos inside the fort. http://www.panoramio.com/photo/89145688 http://www.ashwickparish.org/index.php?page=worlebury-camp Reply | with quote | Posted by Monganaut 12th May 2014ce 15:28 In reply to: Shell impact crater? (GLADMAN) |
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