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This is the Dam at Derwent reservoir in Derbyshire, England.
During the Second World War the reservoir was used by pilots of the 617 Squadron for practising the low-level flights needed for Operation Chastise (commonly known as the "Dam Busters" raids), due to its similarity to the German dams.
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Wow! What I wouldnt give to visit a place like this. Thanks for sharing a view that I doubt I will ever see in person
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Very interesting post and a Great Perspective to shoot from. Very Nice composition.
Thanks for sharing this Michael.
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Very lovely shot...
The dam looks very sharp with nice texture and an amazing background. Thanks for sharing this shot. Sparda http://digital-photography-school.co...-itam-dam.html |
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Gorgeous shot, Silverz! As an aviation history buff, I find that very fascinating about the trainging missions. I have heard of Dam Busters, but never knew where it originated. Thanks very much for sharing that little tidbit! Very nice shot!
Jim
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