File:Longmoor Military Railway 2.JPG
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| Description | The trackbed of the former Longmoor Military Railway, looking south from the area of Woolmer. Longmoor Camp is located around the curve to the left. The railway was principally used to train soldiers in the operation of railways, and linked Liss with Bordon Camp, with a loop track around the Woolmer Forest area. For more information see the Wikipedia article Longmoor Military Railway. | ||
| Date | Taken on 9 April 2007 | ||
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Photograph by myself with original filename DCP_3699.JPG. Unmodified. |
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| Author | Chris Wood (User:chris_j_wood). | ||
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