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near to Tarrant Keyneston, Dorset, England

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	RAF Tarrant Rushton - the remains of an historic airfield (9) by Mike Searle - Roadway to the Bomb Store This is the concrete road linking the Bomb Store with the southern end of the airfield perimeter track. It was the only entry and exit point to the Bomb Store for tractor towed bomb trolley trains taking... (more)
	Tarrant Rushton: one field without snow by Chris Downer Despite snow all around, this one field appears curiously to have been reprieved.
	Pig Farm, Dorset by Stuart Buchan This pig farm is close to the B3082 Wimborne Minster to Blandford Forum road.
	Tarrant Rushton airfield - perimeter road by Toby This is on the site of Tarrant Rushton airfield, a base used in WWII and now returned to farming. Please see other photos for this area. Runways, etc are still quite clearly marked on the maps.
	Tarrant Rushton, piggery by Mike Faherty To the South of the former RAF airfield, and extending to B3082.
	Fields seen through gate, Preston Farm by David Martin
	Tarrant Keyneston, barn by Mike Faherty
	Tarrant Keyneston: minor snowdrift on the B3082 by Chris Downer I had driven along here at about 12 noon and the road was clear. But now, at 2:25pm, despite no further snowfall there is a minor drift across one side of the B3082 as it climbs out of Tarrant Keyneston. The reason is that high winds... (more)
	Rough day near Abbeycroft Down by Peter Kazmierczak The final day of 2015, on a very wet and windy afternoon. Looking across the track leading to Abbeycroft Down, north west of Badbury Rings.
	Pigs on Preston Farm by Toby
	RAF Tarrant Rushton - the remains of an historic airfield (10) by Mike Searle - Ancillary building A Marston Shed. It was a wartime corrugated iron steel shed that could be assembled, easily dissembled and transported. It was known to have been used during the Cold War period for servicing equipment of the QRA... (more)
	Tarrant Rushton, farm road by Mike Faherty Formerly the North to South runway of RAF Tarrant Rushton; for a view from the northern end, see ST9406 : Tarrant Rushton, warning sign. Link