Hanginglane Firs
Introduction
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Hanginglane Firs
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 9 Jan 2007
Hanginglane Firs is something of a misnomer really, as these trees are decidedly deciduous (as opposed to evergreen firs). It looks as though the ground here is being prepared for some kind of use, such as a small pipeline or cable to be laid; alternatively it may be the remnants of a continuation of Image] which led through to Goodman's Wood on the western end of Duncombe Wood.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.97359
Longitude
-0.681159