Entrance to Burtonhole Farm
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Entrance to Burtonhole Farm
Image: © Martin Addison Taken: 11 Mar 2012
Although the maps all show the name as Burtonhole Farm, the old sign beside the entrance reads Burton Hole farm and has the road outside as Burton Hole Lane. The words must have merged since the sign was made - which, with an 01 telephone number, must predate 1990 and is almost certainly older than that. The sign advertises the Pleasant Herd and indicates that the herd is made up of Blonde D'Aquitaine cattle. Details of the breed can be found on the British Blonde Society website at http://www.britishblondesociety.co.uk/ . Sadly, I didn't see any of the cattle on my way past.
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Image Location
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51.619725
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-0.215037