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General view - Taken by mhs 09 Sep 2015
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Associated Rock - Taken by mhs 09 Sep 2015
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Explanatory plaque - Taken by mhs 09 Sep 2015
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Associated Rock - Taken by mhs 09 Sep 2015
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
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Barnard Castle Aviation Memorial Garden - Taken by Simon Armstrong 13 Sep 2020
Reference WMO/215176
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Plaque 1- Aviation Memorial Garden/Opened in July 1996 by Lord Barnard/Since the first recorded accident in 1916, 47 aircraft of the/Royal Flying Corps and Royal Air Force have been lost in flying/accidents in Teesdale and the Western Pennines./This garden is dedicated to the 86 aircrew of the aircraft/involved. The remains of some of these aircraft can still be/found on the moors and high ground of this area.; Plaque 2- In Memory of the Crew of/METEOR NF11 WD778/of/228 OCU RAF LEEMING/Lost in these hills 24th March 1954/[2 names]/5th July 2000; Plaque 3- In Memory of/BILL EDEN/R.I.P. 16th July 2002/A Founder Member of/this Memorial Garden./Served in the/Royal Air Force 1940-1945/with Coastal Command on/217 Squadron Beauforts and/458 Squadron Wellingtons./Per Ardua Ad Astra; Plaque 4- In Memory of/LELLA EDEN/R.I.P. 30th October 2011/A Founder Member of this/Memorial Garden/Served in the/Royal Air Force 1941-1945/Per Ardua Ad Astra; Plaque 5-IN MEMORY OF/SQUADRON LEADER/ROGER MATTHEWS R.A.F./BORN 16 FEB 48/KILLED NEARBYIN/AN AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT/6 AUG 81; Plaque 6- THIS MEMORIAL GARDEN IS DEDICATED/TO THE AIRCREWS OF ALL NATIONS/WHO WHILST SERVING WITH/THE ROYAL AIR FORCE/AND AIR TRANSPORT AUXILIARY/IN TIMES OF PEACE AND WAR,/SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES/IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY,/WHILST FLYING IN/TEESDALE AND THE WESTERN PENNINES./MAY THEIR SACRIFICE/MAINTAIN THE PEACE AND FREEDOM/FOR WHICH THEY DIED/PER ARDUA AD ASTRA; Plaque 7- In Memory of the Crew of/BLACKBURN BOTHA L6416/of/No. 2 A.O.S. RAF MILLOM/Lost in these hills 22nd August 1941/[names]/5th July 2000.; Plaque 8- MN/TO REMEMBER ALL THOSE OF THE/MERCHANT NAVY WHO DIED/IN WAR AND PEACE
Plaque 2- Meteor NFH WD778 on 24 March 1954- PO J D Briggs Pilot; FO D Walker Navigator; Plaque - Blackburn Botha L6416 on 22 August 1941- Sgt W Wasilewski Pilot RAF/ LAC W G Yeo Observer RAF/ LAC W J H Vernon Observer RAF/ 2 Lieut L D Hall Royal Artillery att. RAF
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