Long straight road to Horringer
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Long straight road to Horringer
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 15 May 2010
This road runs straight from Westley, having done a quick wiggle round the churchyard, all the way to the fringes of Horringer. Out of sight over this first hilltop a staggered crossroads has been inserted to stop traffic at the Bury - Barrow road. This road then plunges steeply downhill to a hump-back bridge over the river Linnet, before climbing back up to reappear in the photo. Incidentally driving with the hatch open can be dangerous as exhaust fumes are drawn into the low pressure area.
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Image Location
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52.245916
Longitude
0.670927