Wellesley House, Churchway NW1

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Wellesley House, Churchway NW1

Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 10 Jun 2012

Wellesley House is Camden Council's name for this older block of flats but an original sign on the side of the building (just visible above the grey car) says Wellesley Buildings. Birch, far right, is a very bad choice as a street tree. Light-demanding, it is already leaning away from the shade of buildings; it casts surprisingly heavy shade and makes a mess all year round from fallen twigs, catkins, scales, seeds and leaves.

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Image Location

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Latitude
51.528487
Longitude
-0.130665