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✓ Published: 19-Apr-2024
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Lining the forest outside Cathcart stands hundreds of timber posts driven into the ground during the Second World War by the Voluntary Defence Corp. The posts were designed to slow the advancement of an enemy tank attack.
Lining the forest outside Cathcart stands hundreds of timber posts driven into the ground during the Second World War by the Voluntary Defence Corp. The posts were designed to slow the advancement of an enemy tank attack.
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