A concrete gun emplacement eroded onto on beach
The remains of First World War gun emplacement that has fallen onto a beach due to coastal erosion, at Kilnsea, East Yorkshire. © Historic England Archive, Alun Bull, DP169744
The remains of First World War gun emplacement that has fallen onto a beach due to coastal erosion, at Kilnsea, East Yorkshire. © Historic England Archive, Alun Bull, DP169744

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