rubble
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| embankment was protected by a | rubble | bank over infill storms that | 
| washed the infill through the | rubble | necessitating its replacement by a | 
| for unloading at lighterage and | rubble | bank and empty wagons waiting | 
| the entrance to the lighterage | rubble | bank is sometimes referred to | 
| lay between school sidings and | rubble | bank it was not without | 
| fire station have also gone | rubble | bank sidings have been tidied | 
| the orchards include a random | rubble | building of traditional design sometimes | 
| of clouds and the coral | rubble | beaches and failed it s | 
| then by boulders over a | rubble | core it was given a | 
| overgrowing a bank protected by | rubble | and a concrete shoe which | 
| track ran without hindrance to | rubble | bank by the lighthouse the | 
| of another large marshalling yard | rubble | bank [note: photo: 'innermessan camp, workshops and pier, looking north, 1944.'] meanwhile the second | 
| the temporary single line from | rubble | bank was now replaced by | 
| with levelled filled in by | rubble | and concrete to produce a | 
| wirin into the heap o | rubble | peggy she s determined gladys | 
| this great big pile o | rubble | in the street there was | 
| sea gardens set atop the | rubble | walls sense summer the time | 
| there was little left but | rubble | men and women shovelled loads | 
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