Spring-time in Stamford: weeping willows and Lincolnshire limestone
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Spring-time in Stamford: weeping willows and Lincolnshire limestone
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 5 Apr 2008
Looking across the River Welland from the Sensory Garden (which lies south of the river on the St Martin's side). There is little in the picture other than three typical (and endearing) Stamford elements - river, willows, and limestone. The limestone in this instance forms part of a fairly recent residential development - one which has done no harm at all to the view along this stretch of river.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.650375
Longitude
-0.475223