Stone Lane, Woodhouse
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Stone Lane, Woodhouse
Image: © David Morris Taken: 1 Jul 2006
This road once served the sewage works and Badger Tools. Both have now gone, but the sewage works buildings have been converted into buildings for the Shirebrook Valley Nature Reserve. The end of the road (behind me) seems to be a place where old cars go to die, or be burned out by the local yoofs. The speed ramps are probably there to stop the yoofs damaging themselves too much when the cars are crashed into the gates at the end.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.353079
Longitude
-1.381