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WW2 - Home Front - Girl Guide Rangers and Guiders doing forestry work in the West

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WW2 - Home Front - Girl Guide Rangers and Guiders doing forestry work in the West

WW2 - Home Front - Girl Guide Rangers and Guiders doing forestry work in the West Country - pictured here cutting down bracken and foliage to promote the straight growth of young saplings. Date: 1941

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Bracken Cutting Foliage Forestry Growth Guide Guiding Management Pictured Promote Rangers Straight Teenagers Undergrowth Saplings


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During the tumultuous period of World War II, the Home Front in the West Country of England became a scene of unyielding resilience and determination as civilians took on various roles to support the war effort. Among the unsung heroes were the Girl Guide Rangers and Guiders, who dedicated their time and energy to forestry work in the region. Pictured here is a group of these dedicated young women and girls, diligently cutting down bracken and undergrowth in a forested area. Their mission was to promote the straight growth of young saplings, ensuring the long-term health and productivity of the forest. This essential work was crucial for the war effort as forests provided vital resources for the production of weapons, fuel, and other essential materials. The Girl Guide Rangers and Guiders, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the British people during wartime, worked tirelessly to maintain the land and contribute to the war effort in their unique way. Their youth and energy were harnessed effectively, as they tackled the arduous task of forest management with determination and focus. The year was 1941, and the challenges were immense. Yet, these young women and girls, along with countless others, continued to make a difference on the Home Front. Their commitment to their community and their country served as a reminder that even in the darkest of times, hope and resilience could be found in the most unexpected places.

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