Turning to Chessetts Wood Farm, Chessetts Wood
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Turning to Chessetts Wood Farm, Chessetts Wood
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 3 Jan 2013
Looking north up the long Chessetts Wood Road. Recreational cyclists are often seen in this part of the world: quiet roads (mostly), pleasant countryside, no big hills. Chessetts Wood is a locality; it's not yet clear where the wood called Chessetts Wood was. Perhaps it was all encroached on and cleared long ago. The pines in the photo are a modern plantation, perhaps as a windbreak on this ridge.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.355387
Longitude
-1.730822