South end of the longest mural in Britain
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South end of the longest mural in Britain
Image: © dave mapeley Taken: 21 Apr 2011
A photo of the south end of the mural alongside the Grand Union Canal at Wolverton, in north Milton Keynes, originally painted by Bill Billings in the 1980s and repainted and cleaned up in 2011 by a team of volunteers. It is said to be the longest mural in Great Britain if not in Europe. Picture taken from the towpath looking north from a railway bridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.061928
Longitude
-0.803278