Farm loading bay between Waytown & Salwayash
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Farm loading bay between Waytown & Salwayash
Image: © Stephen Williams Taken: 26 Feb 2007
This solidly-built stone structure appears to be some sort of loading bay for farm produce. Presumably a vehicle would pull into the lay-by and produce would be dropped through the hoppers into the back. The land at the top of the embankment is shown on the map as an orchard, but I can't see this loading method being very kind to fruit. Anybody know more about this?
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Image Location
Latitude
50.77247
Longitude
-2.755828