Home Front Legacy 1914-18

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Full Record - Bulford Kiwi (PRN: 42)

PRN42
Site or location nameBulford Kiwi
Summary
Description'A giant hill figure carved into the chalk on Beacon Hill by New Zealand troops in 1919 to commemorate their presence in Sling Camp just to the north during the First World War. Comment- Information available on the Historic England website states the Bulford Kiwi was constructed in the post-war period (1919) historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1443438 [Accessed 10/01/2018] Chris Kolonko (Home Front Legacy) 10/01/2018'
Monument TypeEFFIGY;EFFIGY
DesginationNone
Material
Location
CountryENGLAND
County
Site LocationOn the Beacon Hill Ridge over looking the Bulford rifle ranges
Postcode
Map ReferenceNGR: SU20084387 (420080, 143870)
Condition/Threat
Condition (Date)Good (21-11-2014)
Administration
Recorded By (Date)Richard Osgood - Bulford Conservation Group (20-11-2014)
Copiled On21-11-2014
Last Updated21-11-2014
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Bulford Kiwi carved, by New Zealand troops stationed at Sling Camp, into the chalk on Beacon Hill in 1919 (Tidworth Road, Bulford, Wiltshire).
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Bulford Kiwi carved, by New Zealand troops stationed at Sling Camp, into the chalk on Beacon Hill in 1919 (Tidworth Road, Bulford, Wiltshire).
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Bulford Kiwi carved, by New Zealand troops stationed at Sling Camp, into the chalk on Beacon Hill in 1919 (Tidworth Road, Bulford, Wiltshire).
Bulford Kiwi carved, by New Zealand troops stationed at Sling Camp, into the chalk on Beacon Hill in 1919 (Tidworth Road, Bulford, Wiltshire).
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