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Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower. This semaphore tower was one in a line of towers used by the Admiralty for communications between London and Portsmouth. It was destroyed after a fire but has been lovingly restored and is now open to visitors. (National Trust)
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| Author | Nigel Richardson |
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