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My map with an update on reports of big cat sightings and around #Suffolk since the publication of Mystery Animals of Suffolk. It covers the period October 2022 to the most recent report in June 2024.
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The Reading Room at @Dunwichmuseum became a polling station today, looking particularly lovely with so many hollyhocks out @TEC_Kimmeridge
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On this Election Day, here’s
the by-election from Blackadder for the seat of Dunny-in-the-Wold, clearly inspired by the Rotten Borough of Dunwich. youtube.com/watch?v=Tkb9SIe4…
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Rotten boroughs - featuring our very own rotten Borough of #Dunwich. @Dunwichmuseum has a small Rotten Boroughs exhibit on display.
Rotten boroughs, anyone? Satirized by Blackadder, rotten boroughs (pre-1832) were 'constituencies in which very few voters resided, yet two MPs were still returned to the House of Commons at each election'. for more info, see here: ecppec.ncl.ac.uk/features/ro…
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White Admiral butterflies from Dunwich Forest today (25th June 2024), showing their beautiful underwing patterns. The first of the summer for me, and mostly a bit distant, but more to follow I'm sure!
@BC_Suffolk @savebutterflies @suffolkwildlife
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Join the British Modern Military History Society @bmmhs1 on Tuesday 2 July to hear Bawdsey Radar's own Graham Murchie tell the story of the 'Eyes of the Few'. This is an on-line talk, cost £5.00. Please contact info@bmmhs.org to register & get a joining link.
#radarlove
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Exciting news! Should we be getting ready for #TheDig Part 2? Members of @thetimeteam believe they MAY have found another burial ship at #SuttonHoo
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We at @DunwichMuseum wish everyone - and especially our North Sea neighbours - happy European Archaeology Days. @journees_archeo @coe journees-archeologie.eu/c-20…
Our D Day Anniversary and WW2 commemoration will be open 11.30-4.30 until Sunday 9th June. Hear the reminiscence of a local veteran of D Day and rare images of local training for D Day landings and defence
# D Day # radar # WW2
Visit Dunwich to see an exhibition of otherwise unseen images from wartime Dunwich and training for D Day landings at Dunwich Heath. Thursday 6th, 11.30-4.30, the Dunwich Reading Room, behind the Museum
#DDay80
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2024 is the 80th anniversary of the #DDay landings at Normandy. Radar, & technology used to jam it, played a decisive role.
Developed by Joan Curran, 'chaff', also known as 'window', was dropped by Avro Lancasters over the Straits of Dover to confuse German...
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I spy lichens next to flowers next to insects next to stones …come and see a holistic view of our environment with our new leaflet guaranteed to encourage imagination alongside geologist/artist pop-up Saturday 8 June Greyfriars @Dunwichmuseum @coastandheaths @HeritageFundUK
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I will be talking to @Spherical_Pod this evening about mystery animals of #Suffolk, especially wildmen, Stowmarket fairies, evil freshwater mermaids, Shuck and big cats. I will let you know when the podcast is available.
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New film “The Bloodiest Square Mile”, released to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, covers the #Suffolk Regiment and their battles in Normandy in 1944. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crgv…
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What lies beneath our feet ? @PHOEBEIPS @Dunwichmuseum #chroniclesofgreyfriars legacy work @HeritageFundM_E @SNEEICB_IES

























