1933 Cliff Fall

• Guest 651

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  23 January 2011     21:0190028
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  Just come cross this glass slide from the London Illustrated News of a cliff fall near Dover 17th November 1933
  
  

  
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• Guest 653

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  23 January 2011     21:0590029
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  Wow !
  
  A few pounds of chalk there Paul.
  
  Where abouts was the fall ?
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• howard mcsweeney1

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  23 January 2011     21:1190030
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  very spectacular, i am thinking it was at capel, folkestone side.
  
  purely a hunch though
• Guest 651

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  23 January 2011     21:1990031
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  Larklands Point at St Margaret's Bay - 200 yards from the Dover Patrol Memorial
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• Guest 653

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  24 January 2011     07:3290047
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  Thanks Paul.
  
  From the houses on top of the clliff, it had to be somewhere like St. Margarets, I guess.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 657

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  24 January 2011     14:2590087
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  Great old photo
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• Guest 641

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  25 January 2011     12:5490195
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  Impressive picture Scotchie, I bet that must have kept the school chalk supplies going for many a year
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  25 January 2011     14:4190201
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  The London Illustrated News is excellent for good pictures.
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