St Andrews Road as you've never seen it before
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St Andrews Road as you've never seen it before
Image: © Martin Miles Taken: 17 Sep 2009
Again another fantastic view of Coulsdon. Cane Hill water tower in the distance with a slight dusting of snow left in the fields with horses grazing. My next challenge was to get to the top of the water tower to get the next set of views. Millions of years ago, in fact 100 million years ago, all the valleys were rivers and from here you can really tell this. I found a fossil when I was eight years old in the ground of Chipstead Valley School.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.32236
Longitude
-0.140924