Image: Darnicle Hill anti-tank blocks
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Description: Anti-tank blocks under the railway bridge at Darnicle Hill near Newgate Street in Hertfordshire. They formed part of the 1940 London Stop Line Outer and dozens of other blocks follow the line of the railway embankment in both directions.
Title: Darnicle Hill anti-tank blocks
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Author: Alansplodge
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