Thatched shelter, Dunchurch
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Thatched shelter, Dunchurch
Image: © E Gammie Taken: 1 Jan 2009
The second thatched bus shelter I have come across*. This one at the heart of Dunchurch has had its ridge rethatched comparatively recently. Clever how that phone kiosk hangs from the eaves at the left. The road passing to the right is the former A45, and was before that the London-Holyhead coaching route. The schelter also serves as the village war memorial and both it and the K6 telephone kiosk to the left are grade II listed *Another thatched shelter: Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.337293
Longitude
-1.290628