The Shire Hedge (Bucks/Herts boundary at Tring)

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The photograph on this page of The Shire Hedge (Bucks/Herts boundary at Tring) by Chris Reynolds as part of the Geograph project.

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The Shire Hedge (Bucks/Herts boundary at Tring)

Image: © Chris Reynolds Taken: 10 Mar 2009

The hedge was the line of the Buckinghamshire Hertfordshire boundary, and may well have been here since Saxon times. There was a bridleway running beside it until the Tring Bypass (A41) was built, when the right of way was diverted along the drive to Drayton Manor. More recently the county boundary was changed to include the bypass in Hertfordshire.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.789456
Longitude
-0.682186