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Old 29th July 2016 | 08:50
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Jim59
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Barry,

FWIW, Curiously the 'hanger' in Panshanger ..... is sort of "mis-spelt".

I suppose yonks ago folk were equally afflicted with poor spelling.
Look at how many letters and even august flying magazines manage to get it wrong. Spell check is a great introducer of such errors and surreptitiously too !

mike hallam
A hangar is a steep wooded slope, Panshanger is, and means, a large steep wooded slope. Historically the area was a large wooded slope on the southern side of the river Mimram valley. There are a number of places in the UK with hangar in the name. Spelling is correct.
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