Bridge and lane to Bretton Hall
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Bridge and lane to Bretton Hall
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 9 Sep 2009
Here the lane to Bretton Hall crosses the drainage ditch, which is alongside the A5104. The bridge and ditch are well hidden by the summer's growth of bulrushes. The old narrow bridge once had a First Geodetic Levelling bench mark, but the current bridge seems to be more modern, is built of bricks and concrete, and is the width of the lane. The entrance to the golf driving range can be seen across the lane.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.174905
Longitude
-2.948494