Wartime Crater in New Forest
High Resolution JPEG Picture of During World wr two the ashley range boming site was used to test many weapons including the bouncing bomb & "big bertha"
This image depicts a water-filled wartime crater located in the New Forest region. The crater is a remnant of historical military activities, surrounded by lush greenery typical of the area. Its tranquil waters reflect the surrounding landscape, providing a glimpse into both nature and history. The composition captures the essence of the New Forest, making it suitable for various educational and editorial purposes.
This image can be effectively utilized in educational settings, such as history textbooks or environmental studies. It is also suitable for websites focused on military history, conservation, or travel. Additionally, the image works well for infographics detailing environmental recovery post-war, social media posts highlighting historical sites, and promotional materials for local tourism. It is perfect for eBooks, brochures, and presentations that require visuals of significant historical landmarks.
