Polythene 'stripes' near Whitchurch
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Polythene 'stripes' near Whitchurch
Image: © Espresso Addict Taken: 2 Apr 2009
A large arable field north east of Whitchurch has been treated with polythene, presumably to protect recently planted seedlings; the resultant 'stripes' highlight the undulations in the ground. The foreground is in this gridsquare; the middle distance is in Image; the buildings (far distance) are Mile Bank Farm (far left) and a former factory (centre left and centre) in Image This view is north east; the view south east is shown in Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.979736
Longitude
-2.673145