1954 Summer. Shadow of the Wellington Monument, Blackdown Hills, Somerset dominates visiting cars of pre and post World War II vintage. The Monument is a Grade II* listed building and was designed to commemorate the victory of the first Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Built between 1817 and 1854, the Monument is 175 feet high (53 metres). It stands at the highest point of the Blackdown Hills not far from the town of Wellington. Today (2015) the structure is in poor repair and, surrounded by a wire fence, closed to the public.

Camera: A West German Baldix 77.5mm F4.5 Westar three element lens, Prontor S shutter. Film Kodak Plus X, 1/300 second at F5.6. Developed by hand using Kodak Microdol at normal dilution.

Negative: UK B-09-01 © Tony Morrison