Lambley NG4, Notts.
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Lambley NG4, Notts.
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 12 May 2013
A second extension (the furthest away) appears to have been added to the south side of the church. Church Lane and the "Top Dumble" (a.k.a "Upper Dumble") exist - at a lower level than the church - to the photographer's right (albeit not visible). The dumbles are said to be the most picturesque natural feature of the village. These are a series of small deep valleys - carrying Cocker Beck ("Crooked stream") - through into the village from the Mapperley Plains direction, i.e. the west.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.002475
Longitude
-1.060573