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"From the Dukes of Hazzard to Back To The Future: Exploring the World of Props" Step back in time with a 1981 DeLorean Back To The Future replica, as we delve into the fascinating world of props. In South Wales, Welsh women road builders used their strength and determination to construct roads that would stand the test of time. The Rolls-Royce Merlin 61 Piston-Engine roared to life, propelling aircrafts through the skies with unmatched power and precision. Ethel Parkinson's masterpiece "Washing Day" captures the simplicity and beauty of everyday life, reminding us that even mundane objects can become meaningful props in our memories. Rochester Castle stands tall in Kent, its ancient walls serving as a backdrop for countless historical dramas where props transport us to different eras. Witnessing Bristol Bulldogs fighters from No 32 Squadron soaring over Biggin Hill is like watching an aerial ballet - each plane perfectly positioned as if guided by invisible strings. The Varsity takes flight as an assymetric engine flying test bed, pushing boundaries and testing new technologies that will shape aviation's future. Konga breaks into the glasshouse - a thrilling scene where props create suspense and anticipation for what lies ahead in this classic monster movie. As Konga towers over Dr Deckers residence, his imposing figure becomes more than just a prop; it symbolizes fear and chaos lurking within human nature itself. A close-up shot reveals every detail on Konga's face - his furrowed brow hinting at emotions beyond what meets the eye. Props have a way of conveying hidden depths within characters. Travel back to early 1900s mining communities where brave souls carried pit props deep underground. These simple tools became lifelines for miners' safety and survival amidst treacherous conditions.