Back gardens in Spetisbury

Introduction

The photograph on this page of Back gardens in Spetisbury by John Palmer as part of the Geograph project.

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Back gardens in Spetisbury

Image: © John Palmer Taken: 26 Apr 2009

The steep back gardens tumbling down to the Stour, taken from Crawford Bridge. This delightful scene makes up for the busy A350 at the front of the houses. The River Stour can rise 2.6 metres in a flood, all these houses should be safe. Spetisbury village is long and thin, jammed between a hill and the river, and the road takes up some of the space available.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.818025
Longitude
-2.118479