Bridleway through a coppice, Livesey Street
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Bridleway through a coppice, Livesey Street
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 22 Mar 2009
This bridleway and its continuation northwards as a footpath run through an extensive area of coppice woodland. It is obviously actively managed, as there are different areas of contrasting amounts of regrowth. In this photo, the trees in the foreground are only about 3m high (the bridleway is in a cutting, which makes them look taller from this angle), whereas those in the background are at least 10m.
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Image Location
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51.264445
Longitude
0.437289