Under the A38
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Under the A38
Image: © Ruth Riddle Taken: 6 Jan 2012
Where Gipsy Patch Lane, the B4057, meets the A38, it passes underneath the main road allowing access to and from the western, northbound carriageway on the far side via slip roads. The large modern Royal Mail sorting office is located close to this junction, and is the silver-grey building which can be glimpsed behind the pillars supporting the dual-carriageway above.
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Image Location
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Latitude
51.523192
Longitude
-2.571304