Marlow Bottom & Badgers Way
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Marlow Bottom & Badgers Way
Image: © Des Blenkinsopp Taken: 20 Apr 2013
Very much the edge of town here, with housing along the valley floor, but woodland not far away. Badgers Way is the road off to the right by the bend. I only mention this because it's such a predictable name for a road in this sort of area. Badgers inevitably seem to be implicated in street naming where countryside has recently been built over. Far more so than Toads, Rabbits and Snakes, which are all equally disturbed by the construction process but are somehow less respectable.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.595685
Longitude
-0.782076