Sandy Lane junction, Hatford
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Sandy Lane junction, Hatford
Image: © Brian Robert Marshall Taken: 10 Nov 2010
The imposing-looking church in the background has been converted to a dwelling, Church House. If it is listed I've been unable to find details so I suspect it is possibly Victorian. It was sold for conversion in 1972. Hatford is pretty but otherwise unremarkable. It has few amenities having lost its off-licence to a German bomb in 1940. Sandy Lane leads off the main road to the left to join the A420 a few kilometres to the north-west.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.651159
Longitude
-1.511983