Gravel pit, Totterdown Lane, Horcott
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Gravel pit, Totterdown Lane, Horcott
Image: © Vieve Forward Taken: 15 Mar 2012
This gravel pit appears as dry land on the most recent maps. It looks as if it may have been recently flooded, as there are plenty of trees and bushes poking up through the water. This was taken close to the very end of a restricted byway (which the owners of the houses had marked "Private" some distance earlier), and being little frequented, was teeming with wildlife.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.690551
Longitude
-1.787149