Geoff Moore
Travel Writer and Photographer at Freelance
Contributing Writer at War History Online
Award winning travel blogger/videographer Geoff Moore. Been in Egypt Canada Seychelles India Lithuania Latvia Sardinia Charleston Nicaragua. Off to Belgium
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3 weeks ago |
warhistoryonline.com | Geoff Moore
It’s been 80 years since the tiny island of Guernsey was released from German occupation. Its annual Liberation Day parade and cavalcade is held on May 9 every year – that is uniquely one day later than that of the United Kingdom and Europe itself, which celebrate VE Day on May 8. In 1945, the German Army was still in control of the Channel Islands group, including Jersey, Herm, Sark, Alderney and several smaller outer islands.
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1 month ago |
warhistoryonline.com | Geoff Moore
A British businessman and pilot believes his company is the only one in the world bringing military helicopters back to life – and when Andrew Whitehouse says “life,” he means back where they belong… Flying!Operating from a series of small hangars on a rural farm in Somerset, United Kingdom, Whitehouse’s Historic Helicopters has so far brought back to life eight military helicopters.
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2 months ago |
warhistoryonline.com | Geoff Moore
One of the United Kingdom’s most iconic hotels was also very much on the frontline of defensive duties during the Second World War. Its island location, just off the South Devon coast, meant its beach would have been ideal for a potential invasion point, and the Art Deco hotel of Burgh Island still has the remains of two pillboxes on its extensive island grounds.
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2 months ago |
thetraveltrunk.net | Geoff Moore
North Devon for me was always a goto summer holiday destination with Mum and Dad. Today it is still popular and you only need to see the amount of holiday cottages to be found around many of its nearby coast villages to see that. Places like Appledore where the key safe entrance code boxes are such numerous fixtures these days. Although alternative shorter break stays to such similar locations are well catered for too. Like the smart and friendly Commodore Hotel at nearby Instow.
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Feb 21, 2025 |
warhistoryonline.com | Geoff Moore
A museum housing the Führer‘s desk, which was taken from the Reichskanzlei in 1945, has had to close to the public because of a leaking roof and other structural issues. The Keep Military Museum collection is housed in a former army barracks fort that was built in 1877 and once a home to the Dorset Regiment. The main barracks located behind were built 10 years before, in the 1860s.
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