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Sean Freeman · 3rd January 2008, 05:51 PM

Azrael sounds like your thinking of bothies, plenty of them in the UK used a fair few of them myself as a teenager walking the Pennine way etc...

Also maybe some of our UK members might be able to add info about the crash sites if any of them walk? As a teenager I walked over numerous WW2 crash sites I certain there's websites dedicated to many of them...even saw pretty big fragments from the planes at two up around Glossop and Edale, never touched any of it though. (too many friends and familt in the forces to be disrespectful)

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Sean Freeman PDF King & Arborist Extrodinaire Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Townsville Nth Queensland & Gold Coast Sth Queensland Posts: 1,781	Re: Plane Crash Sites Azrael sounds like your thinking of bothies, plenty of them in the UK used a fair few of them myself as a teenager walking the Pennine way etc... Also maybe some of our UK members might be able to add info about the crash sites if any of them walk? As a teenager I walked over numerous WW2 crash sites I certain there's websites dedicated to many of them...even saw pretty big fragments from the planes at two up around Glossop and Edale, never touched any of it though. (too many friends and familt in the forces to be disrespectful) __________________ Sean Trees are poems that earth writes upon the sky, We fell them down and turn them into paper, That we may record our emptiness. - Kahlil Gibran