The crossroads at Kingsnorth, 1997
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The crossroads at Kingsnorth, 1997
Image: © John Baker Taken: 12 Oct 1997
The main road is Ashford Road, while that to the left is Church Hill and to the right Pound Lane. The field beyond Church Hill is now the site of a development known as Myrtle Court. This was named after the late Myrtle Sankey. Her father moved to Pound Farm in 1920 and built a bungalow next door (in which she lived) which he called Rosyth in memory of a stallion he owned which won the Schweppes Gold Trophy in 1963 and 1964 and came second in 1965.
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