Corner of a wood, Haseley
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Corner of a wood, Haseley
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 15 Mar 2010
The parish boundary between Hatton (near) and Haseley (far) runs along the former field boundary, centre, and through the wood. The wood may be ancient in origin: it is irregular in shape, a characteristic of a significant number of woods in the Arden parklands*. A building shown at this point on OS Explorer is not here now. *Warwickshire County Council. Warwickshire Landscapes Guidelines. 1993.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.307456
Longitude
-1.656459