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English: Pill box built in about 1940 north east of Chew Magna, Somerset to house RAF staff operating the decoy fires intended to deflect enemy bomber aircraft from bombing Bristol.
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Taken on 16 June 2011 |
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Duncanogi at en.wikipedia |
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