Mobile Radar
Data Storage
Bloodhound Ground to Air Missile
Not a Cottage
Parish Church of Beeston St Lawrence
Sea Defences
Apart from the core storage (the circuit board) and the paper punch tape I worked with all of these, and some they haven't shown.
This is in the part of the site that's still active and is the top of the underground bunker used for many years. It was the site of a fire which claimed the lives of 3 civilian firefighters.
This is 14th Century with a Saxon tower. Round towers are rare in most of England but relatively common in East Anglia.
The stone breakwater is here to protect the ramp to the beach and is the only remaining sea defence at Happisburgh. It's just been moved back due to erosion.
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