A New Kissing Gate near Nashes Farm, Sandridge
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A New Kissing Gate near Nashes Farm, Sandridge
Image: © Chris Reynolds Taken: 23 Apr 2009
It is interesting to note that this is a wooden gate, while most new kissing gates in the area are metal and erected by the council. Perhaps this one was put in by the farmer. The housing estate on the left is the north end of Marshalswick (a 20th century extension of St Albans). The houses in the distance are part of the village of Sandridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.773804
Longitude
-0.29057