Jordans Quaker Meeting House (2) and deer
Introduction
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Jordans Quaker Meeting House (2) and deer
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 25 Apr 2010
Whilst walking into the grounds to take Image two muntjac deer hurtled across the lane outside, ran across in front of Image and disappeared at great speed into the woodland beyond. The photographer just managed to capture an image of one of them. These deer are not native to Great Britain and originate from escapees from Woburn Park around 1925. The fire-damaged but now re-roofed modern extension to Jordans Quaker Meeting House can just be glimpsed beyond the woodland to the left.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.609768
Longitude
-0.593957