Slate seat and edge to paving, Harbertonford
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Slate seat and edge to paving, Harbertonford
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 29 Jul 2010
This is a detail of the village green landscaping seen in Image It was constructed as part of the Harbertonford Flood Defence Scheme. Its completion is recorded on a narrow crescent-shaped strip of bronze set into the slate edging, left. The relief inscription, all in lower case, reads: "harbertonford flood defence scheme opened by sir john harman, chairman, environment agency, on 15th may 2003". The village green is seen in the foreground of Image More details of the scheme are linked from Image
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Image Location
Latitude
50.392807
Longitude
-3.711642