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English: Dead man's Copse On top of Portsdown, between Fort Purbrook and Farlington Redoubt, is a copse with an intriguing history. It was planted in the 1930s by 'The Men of the Trees' an international conservation group. As their name implies, they quite liked planting trees, and so as to give their actions more impact they associated their tree planting with some significant purpose. In this case they planted a copse to "enable airmen to better find their way to Portsmouth aerodrome and to Langstone Harbour. As you can see it is a very effective landmark and is clearly visible for many miles around |
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| Author | Chris Gunns |
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