Old road-roller, Ashurst recreation ground

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Old road-roller, Ashurst recreation ground

Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 25 Sep 2010

At the other end of the field are a cricket pavilion for Ashurst C.C. and separate slightly tatty premises labelled Ashurst F.C. The field looks like a cricket field, with no sign of a football pitch laid out, odd for late September. The field is too small for a football pitch not to encroach on a wicket area. If once the field was shared, perhaps this roller was a heavy-duty way of obtaining some sort of wicket after a winter chewing up by football.

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.931625
Longitude
-0.326041