End of Adlers Lane
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End of Adlers Lane
Image: © Hugh Craddock Taken: 5 May 2012
Eastern end of the motorable section of Adlers Lane, which terminates at a gate into what is shown on the map as 'Gravel Pit Plantation' (the western end of the field was planted with trees until after the IIWW). Adlers Lane used to continue along the hedge line on the left over the railway to the main road. The pedestrian gate on the right permits access across the field to the Denbies carriage drive (the footpath is not recorded on the definitive map, but appears on Ordnance Survey maps).
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Image Location
Latitude
51.250649
Longitude
-0.329242