Goodbye Grim’s Ditch: a heartbreaking video from the route of HS2
09/12/2020 in Ancient monuments, Damage and desecration
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09/12/2020 at 08:21
John Bainbridge
Shameful.
09/12/2020 at 19:37
landscapeandmonumentality
What a sad, sad sight. How on earth do they get away with driving a railway through a Scheduled Ancient Monument? Clearly this level of protection means absolutely nothing.
22/02/2021 at 16:13
Over Soil
The sadness over the loss is deep. The animals homeless, the trees lost and their oxygen making, ecology lost. It’s so horrible what greed and ignorance can do.