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HMS Belfast :                             Decommissioned in 1963 and a museum ship since 1971, HMS Belfast's six inch guns had a range of around 14 miles and a crew of up to 950 men.

Salisbury Cathedral :

Salisbury Cathedral

Bletchley Park :
Bletchley Park was the UK's main codebreaking establishment during World War II. Also known as "Station X", coded messages were deciphered here, most notably those encrypted by the German Enigma machine. It is widely believed that the high-level intelligence produced at Bletchley contributed to the shortening of the war.

Mercedes-Benz World :

Mercedes-Benz World

Snowdonia :

Cairngorm Mountains :

Cairngorm Mountains

Brooklands Museum :
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Brooklands Museum

Applecross Peninsula :

Applecross Peninsula

Thailand, "Land of Smile" : The Thai population are almost entirely Buddhist, a religion which teaches tolerance, kindness, compassion and contentment. This has given rise to a warm and welcoming nature in the Thai people, and the country's nickname "Land of Smile". More on Buddhism here.

Thailand, "Land of Smile"

Sound Mirrors : These structures were built between the wars and formed part of an early warning system designed to detect the sound of distant enemy aircraft approaching the Kent coast. The sound of the aircraft engines would be reflected in the curved surfaces and concentrated onto a central microphone. The development of faster aircraft and invention of the radar eventually made them obsolete. The mirrors are located on private land, but guided tours are available. More details here.

East Devon :

Leeds Castle :

Scottish Borders

Hastings Country Park :

Hastings Country Park

Weymouth & Portland :

Weymouth & Portland

Tyneham, England's lost village : In 1943 the gunnery range east of Lulworth Cove, Dorset was expanded in response to the development of more powerful weapons and the longer distances required for firing. This expansion resulted in the eviction of the inhabitants of the village of Tyneham, and two smaller settlements at Povington and Worbarrow, as well as numerous farms.

The inhabitants left just before Christmas and were promised that they could return to their homes after the war had ended. This promise was never kept and to this day the area is still under military control. Most of the dwellings of the now deserted village have deteriorated over the years and today lie in ruins, including an Elizabethan manor house. The church, school and a public telephone box however have been preserved and kept looking much as they did in 1943.

Public access to Tyneham and the surrounding footpaths is permitted during most weekends of the year.

Tyneham, England's lost village

Uganda, "pearl of Africa" : Winston Churchill wrote "Uganda is truly the pearl of Africa" in his book "My African Journey".

Uganda, "pearl of Africa"

Miscellaneous :

BlackBerry Wallpapers : Feel free to use these images based on my photos as wallpaper on your BlackBerry mobile phone. They're all 320x240 pixels in size and suitable for 83xx (Curve), 87xx and 88xx models. Can also be used on other mobiles or smartphones with 320x240 screen sizes. Click an image first to view the larger version, then right-click and save to your computer.

BlackBerry Wallpapers

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