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These images are from a series of photographs of Denge, the swamped site of the poignant ruins of three concrete ears used to detect aircraft for a few months in 1932, until radar and gravel extraction left them to drown. It is part of the larger sparsely populated and hyper-fertile Romney Marsh, which harbours a discordant smattering of sonic, nautical, aeronautical, industrial, logistical, military, botanical, and inexplicable relics and activities.
— Pessons Vest, Brighton, England
