Hove Park
Introduction
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Hove Park
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 18 Jan 2009
Opened in 1905 on farmland in an area once known as Goldstone Bottom. The park follows the base of the dry valley around to Woodland Drive, there are a couple of football pitches though rugby has now decamped to nearby Hove Recreation Ground, tennis courts, bowling green, a playground, climbing boulder and basketball court, along with ample space to stroll and walk the dog. This view looks across the valley floor to the houses in Goldstone Crescent on the far side.
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Image Location
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50.841913
Longitude
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