Cottages along the side of the (B3224) road at Luckwell Bridge
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Cottages along the side of the (B3224) road at Luckwell Bridge
Image: © Ian Wigley Taken: 11 Aug 2006
The nearest cottage was a former blacksmith's shop now called The Old Forge where pack ponies and working horses could be shod. The adjoining cottage was once The Red Lion Inn. On the end of the inn is a mounting block, and a Victorian letterbox is set in the wall. The point where Long Lane joins the main road is just visible.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.137086
Longitude
-3.565067