File:Diamond Jubilee East Hoathly 1.jpg
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English: The small village of East Hoathly in East Sussex pulled out all the stops to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with a fire sculpture of Britannia, lit at 22.15 on 4th June 2012 alongside thousands of other beacons throughout the country. |
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| Author | James Boyes |
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