Monument record TR 16 SW 104 - Second World War slit trench in a field between Honey Hill and Denstroude Lane, Blean
Summary
Location
| Grid reference | TR 1144 6168 (point) | 
|---|---|
| Map sheet | TR16SW | 
| County | KENT | 
| District | CANTERBURY, KENT | 
| Civil Parish | ST COSMUS AND ST DAMIAN IN THE BLEAN, CANTERBURY, KENT | 
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Full Description
A very well-defined slit trench, composed of chevrons conjoined end-to-end and all-but enclosing a small, irregular area, can be seen in immediate post-war aerial photographs, toward the south end of a field between Honey Hill and Denstroude Lane, Blean.  It is near Denstroude Lane, roughly midway between a Type 24 pillbox in a field to the north-west, and two brick-shuttered pillboxes near Honey Hill Farm, to the south.  Its layout would have been ideal to provide covering fire for any of these pillboxes.
Owner : Private
Publicly accessible : No
How accessed for survey : 
Tourism Potential : 
Condition : Destroyed
Date of visit : 
Royal Air Force, 01/01/46, Post-War Aerial photograph (Photograph). SKE15252.
Royal Air Force, 01/01/46, Post-War Aerial photograph (Photograph). Ske15252.
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Record last edited
Dec 22 2023 4:44PM