Epping Forest: Honey Lane shelter
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Epping Forest: Honey Lane shelter
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 3 Mar 2010
All the old Ordnance Survey maps available on line, from 1872 onwards, describe a "Rest House and Water Tank" in this location, on the south side of Honey Lane between the Woodbine and Volunteer public houses. The thatched shelter and its drinking trough are locally listed by Epping Forest District Council as being of architectural or historical merit. Robert photographed this from a different angle in Image
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Image Location
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51.678311
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0.041552