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    Sean commented  · 

    What a wonderfully informative site I have stumbled upon. I was surfing
    and feeling a little bored when I decided to do a search
    of "Harriseahead" (my place of birth) I was surprised that I got any
    hits at all, but to my surprise I got several, I checked out some of
    the links and the stories got me thinking. So I tried MOW COP.. and
    next thing I know, I am in your site. I started looking about 11pm, it
    is now 4am and I am just about worn out now. I never knew so much about
    the place I was born and raised, I lived in Sands Road, Harriseahead
    from 1970 until 1992 and after a few more moves I now live in sunny
    Somerset.
    I am actually quite shocked, I thought that Mow Cop was a little known
    place and that nothing ever happened there. How wrong I have been. I
    never knew about the wartime stories, or that there were so many mines
    around ( I knew of some, but not as many as there actually were)
    The stories and pictures and truly enlightening.
    Just a few things I would like to add. In the

    Sean supported this idea  · 
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    Sean commented  · 

    What a wonderfully informative site I have stumbled upon. I was surfing
    and feeling a little bored when I decided to do a search
    of "Harriseahead" (my place of birth) I was surprised that I got any
    hits at all, but to my surprise I got several, I checked out some of
    the links and the stories got me thinking. So I tried MOW COP.. and
    next thing I know, I am in your site. I started looking about 11pm, it
    is now 4am and I am just about worn out now. I never knew so much about
    the place I was born and raised, I lived in Sands Road, Harriseahead
    from 1970 until 1992 and after a few more moves I now live in sunny
    Somerset.
    I am actually quite shocked, I thought that Mow Cop was a little known
    place and that nothing ever happened there. How wrong I have been. I
    never knew about the wartime stories, or that there were so many mines
    around ( I knew of some, but not as many as there actually were)
    The stories and pictures and truly enlightening.
    Just a few things I would like to add. In the

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