Last Alteration: Sunday 07 April 2013
Pineham Road
GPS Coordinates
51°09'53", 01°18'27" show decimal
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Page 11, T7
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Pineham Road
Pineham, Kent
Pineham Road is a quiet, mainly single-track road that connects the villages of Guston and Pineham; it partially disects an old Roman road leading from Dover to Canterbury.
How to get here from Archer's Court Road:
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Road: Follow Archer's Court Road north-east for a couple of hundred yards, the road crosses over the A256, and Pineham Road is immediately afterwards on the right hand side. Parking: roadside. +
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Access: PublicStatus: unknownPineham Road
Photograph taken: 2nd July 2006 by Chuck Foster
The Mind of Evil (4)
Filmed: 30 Oct 1970
UNIT transport the Thunderbolt rocket through the countryside.
Additional Notes:
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As the scenes on Pineham Road were cut before transmission the actual location wwhere filming took place is unknown; however, being that much of the action took place on nearby Archer's Court Road, and that most of Pineham Road is single track and hardly suitable for a rocket convoy(!), it seems likely that it was filmed near to the junction with Archer's Court Road.
Other nearby locations:
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Archer's Court Road (The Mind of Evil). Road: Turn left out of Pineham Road onto Archer's Court Road, crossing the bridge over the A256 and travelling a couple of hundred yards. Parking: roadside.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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RAF Swingate (The Mind of Evil): 1.77 miles. 
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Dover Castle (The Mind of Evil): 2.66 miles. 
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St. Martin's Plains Camp (The Claws of Axos): 9.86 miles.
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Sky Charter UK Limited (The Mind of Evil): 12.90 miles.
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Botany Bay (Fury from the Deep): 16.52 miles.
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The Mind of Evil [30 Oct 1970]
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