Aerial view of Hurst Farm and Tile Wood
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Aerial view of Hurst Farm and Tile Wood
Image: © Edward Clack Taken: 3 Aug 1987
The buildings in the centre are known by the name of 'Hurst Farm' (amongst other less complementary names). Today, there are even more buildings on the site, which benefits from being designated 'Agricultural'. The road along the lower right is the A127 (Southend Arterial Road). The road joining it is St Michael's Road, which leads to St Michael's Church in Daws Heath. The woods beyond are Tile Wood on the left and Wyburns Wood on the right. These two woods merge at this point. Originally Wyburns Wood was known as 'Tile Wood West' (and Tile Wood was 'Tile Wood East').
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Image Location
Latitude
51.573013
Longitude
0.620602