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Brick built ancillaries have been well looted. supply is for the most part intact, but stop-cocks, taps and similar fittings have been removed. Concrete plinths for store tents etc. remain. Tarrod roads are generally good.

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ilitary roads are nearly all of 4" unreinforced concrete. They are generally in very fair condition, but in several places the earth has slipped from under the road, leaving it dangerously suspenled. So for those ronda inve not been severely tested, but it is doubtful whether they will stand up to modern loads and intensity of traffic, and therefore an extensivo pro arme of road improvement may provo

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