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Pillowell Recreation Ground - 8th November 2020 - Taken by DJN 08 Nov 1920
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Villagers and Miners on Pillowell Recreation Ground 28 May 1921 - Taken by Pillowell 28 May 1921
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Gorse in the Meadow - Taken by DJN 08 Aug 2019
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“The Rec” View to the South - Taken by DJN 08 Aug 2019
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Pillowell Recreation Ground Entrance - Taken by DJN 12 Aug 2019
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Harebells in the Meadow - Taken by DJN 15 Aug 2019
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View Towards Bream - Taken by DJN 17 Aug 2019
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Damage by Boar - Taken by DJN 14 Sep 2019
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Succession Growth on Boar Damaged Areas - Taken by DJN 07 Oct 2019
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Pillowell Village and Recreation Ground - Aerial View - Taken by Jon Eskdale (JPE) 02 May 2020
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War Memorial Plaque Inscription - Taken by DJN 16 Oct 2020
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100 Year Gate - SW Corner - Taken by DJN 04 Nov 2020
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Northern Boundary Overgrown Hawthorn Hedge - Taken by DJN 04 Nov 2020
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Three Poppy Rock 2020 - Taken by DJN 04 Nov 2020
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Poppy Rock 2020 - Taken by DJN 04 Nov 2020
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“At the going down of the sun” - Taken by DJN 06 Nov 2020
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Poppy Logs Remembrance Sunday 2020 - Taken by DJN 08 Nov 2020
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Poppy Logs Remembrance Sunday 2020 - Taken by DJN 08 Nov 2020
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Remembrance Sunday 2020 Misty Morning - Taken by DJN 08 Nov 2020
Reference WMO/277623
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On board (WMO/278801): This Pavilion & Ground commemorate the service of the sons of Pillowell who most gloriously fell in The Great War 1914-1918 To their undying memory
The Recreation Ground (War Memorial) at Pillowell