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But, then again it could be a feindishly clever field observation tower, judging by the basket, size and handle grips... mobile, room for two at a squeeze, very easy and quick to raise and lower on the cable hoist, just like modern cherry pickers. Just a thought!

 

Like this?

 

But, then again it could be a feindishly clever field observation tower, judging by the basket, size and handle grips... mobile, room for two at a squeeze, very easy and quick to raise and lower on the cable hoist, just like modern cherry pickers. Just a thought!


Not as daft as it sounds in the very flat & featureless Western desert

 

Flat and featureless? Here's Halfaya Pass.

http://www.afrika-korps.de/galerie/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=927&g2_serialNumber=2

 

Yes, largely flat & featureless, with obvious exceptions along the escarpment.

"Largely" would have been a better word to have included originally I will concede.

 

Just pulling your leg Actually I have a photo of something like Cameronlad suggests, a truck with a metal framed observation tower on top. It must be on some old magazine as I can't find it.

 

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