Looks like a couple of piles, or a broken wall.
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2 comments :
Is this the current fire station or the old fire station? Jim Mavor reported the site behind the current fire station.
Current. It is a complex place with multiple sub-sites, and I do not believe Mavor reported any of the things I am mentioning. In fact I have steered clear of discussing the places he documented. FYI, when I had a chance to look at Mavor's maps of local sites in Falmouth it was very interesting that his list and my list had zero overlap - except this place north of the fire station.
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