Path in Firth Park
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Path in Firth Park
Image: © David Lally Taken: 15 Jul 2012
This path runs through the bottom of the steep valley formed by a small (as far as I'm aware) unnamed stream. the east side makes-up about a quarter of the area of Firth Park. The other side of the valley is marginally less steep and has been built on. This view and the subsequent walk up the path to Firth Park centre made me feel very old. The bank to the right of the path was just grass, with not a sapling in sight when we used to play here as children. Now it is quite mature woodland.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.41404
Longitude
-1.44863