The path to Hatton Church
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The path to Hatton Church
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 15 Mar 2010
It leads from Hatton Green. Part of a long avenue of lime trees can be seen. It runs parallel to the Birmingham Road A4177 just beyond the church. The path is surfaced with crushed Hornton stone, an iron-tinged limestone quarried near Edge Hill on the Warwickshire-Oxfordshire border.
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Image Location
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52.303595
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