Cenotaph shadow, Hooton, Cheshire
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Cenotaph shadow, Hooton, Cheshire
Image: © Liz Taylor Taken: 15 Nov 2010
The view is of the left-hand former lodge, with Ionic columns, one of a pair of lodges and symmetrical columns, erected in 1778, which were the former Chester-gate entrance [A41 trunk road] to Hooton Park and the now-demolished Hooton Hall. The entrance is sadly spoiled by a pair of white-painted bollards [which I managed to mask by columns in my series of photos] and leads within metres to the Victorian St. Paul's Church and late 20thC church hall, then onward to a golf course.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.29066
Longitude
-2.951657