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Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRC–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
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Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRG–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force. Stock Photo
RF2J72JT4–The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force.
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR1–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force. Stock Photo
RF2J72JT6–The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force.
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT5–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force. Stock Photo
RF2J72JT8–The iconic Avro Vulcan strategic bomber of the Royal Air Force.
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR9–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRB–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR7–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBTB–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT8–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPE–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR0–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR4–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRY–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR8–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRN–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRH–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR2–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR6–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRD–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR3–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRE–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRR–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBTA–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPW–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRK–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRX–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRA–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPD–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBTE–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT7–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBTD–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRJ–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT3–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPF–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRF–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT0–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRP–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPH–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPX–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT1–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBTC–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT9–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPG–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBT6–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBR5–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRM–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPY–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBPT–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News
Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMPAMBRT–Orford Ness, Suffolk UK. 14th October, 2011. The Atomic Weapons Research Establishment (AWRE) at Orford Ness in Suffolk, England. It was used to test ordinance from WWI through to the Cold War. The pagoda's were designed to test Britain's first atomic bomb, the Blue Danube. The buildings had concrete roofs that were covered with sand and stones that were designed to collapse if an explosion took place, covering the main blast. At no point was a nuclear warhead used during the testing of the atomic weapons at this facility. Pic taken 14/10/2011. Credit: Michael Scott/Alamy Live News

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