Don't want to dwell on the war too much (don't mention the War!!) but on Dover seafront is a sign taken from a German big gun based at Calais in WWII. It shows an eagle with a shell in it's claws and the slogan below is 'Es flogen gegen Engeland' which I believe means 'Fired towards England' - there then follows a pictorial record showing how many shells were fired at Dover each day from 1941 until D-day. An interesting piece of history but I often wonder what the many German visitors to the town make of it....