Footpath into part of Soothill Wood
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Footpath into part of Soothill Wood
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 4 Mar 2010
Soothill Wood originally stretched for more than a kilometre in a curve around the northern edge of Soothill township. A small wood of mature trees survives at the eastern end, and here at the western end there is a plantation. The footpath is shown on the six-inch map of c.1850, and crosses the valley of Lady Anne Dike towards the site of Howley Hall.
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Image Location
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53.717185
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-1.612053