British wedding venue shut down after workers found five World War II bombs while digging for solar panels; guests and residents forced to leave while explosives were detonated
- What began as an ordinary construction project to make a wedding venue more sustainable turned into a wartime mystery when workers digging into the ground uncovered five suspected World War II bombs buried beneath the property.
- The mud-covered objects initially looked like broken water or gas pipes, but a closer inspection revealed metal fins that raised alarm.
- Within hours, a wedding venue in England's picturesque Cotswolds region was shut down, a safety cordon was established and nearby residents, businesses and people at the site were evacuated while bomb disposal specialists examined the p
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- What began as an ordinary construction project to make a wedding venue more sustainable turned into a wartime mystery when workers digging into the ground uncovered five suspected World War II bombs buried beneath the property.
- The mud-covered objects initially looked like broken water or gas pipes, but a closer inspection revealed metal fins that raised alarm.
- Within hours, a wedding venue in England's picturesque Cotswolds region was shut down, a safety cordon was established and nearby residents, businesses and people at the site were evacuated while bomb disposal specialists examined the p
Sources: Times of India