Pavement past the Robin Hood
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Pavement past the Robin Hood
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 20 Jan 2013
The Robin Hood pub is on the corner of the High Street and Brook Street in Tring. It is at a lower level than the road that passes it so the pavement is in something of a culvert as can be seen in this picture. The trees in the background are in the Memorial Gardens on the opposite side of the High Street. These gardens were once the site of the hamlet of Lower Dunsley, and the Robin Hood would have been on the cross-roads where that hamlet met the town of Tring.
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Image Location
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51.794762
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-0.658395