Image: Patchwork done on the Wicker Arches in Sheffield, England due to World War 2 Bombing
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Description: This image was taken at the Wicker Arches in Sheffield England. The patchwork was done to cover a hole left from Lufftwaffe bombing during the Sheffield Blitz in WW2.
Title: Patchwork done on the Wicker Arches in Sheffield, England due to World War 2 Bombing
Credit: Taken with camera in a public place Previously published: Sheffield Forum
Author: FreebirdBiker
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License: CC BY-SA 3.0
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