Storage tanks at Pachington Piggery, Harewood Forest
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Storage tanks at Pachington Piggery, Harewood Forest
Image: © Jim Champion Taken: 5 Apr 2006
The piggery at Pachington is hidden amongst the trees of Harewood Forest, west of the old Longparish Station. These storage tanks are on a bank next to one of the concrete tracks that were laid in the Second World War when the forest was used to store munitions. The Test Way footpath follows this route through the south of Harewood Forest.
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Image Location
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51.182974
Longitude
-1.416218