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Of Smoots and Smootings

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Of Smoots and Smootings

Image: © Chris Taken: 12 Jul 2013

Ancient thoroughfare connecting Front Street in Tealby with Beck Hill. See also Richard Croft's photo of the other end: Image The name "Smoot" comes from the Danish word 'smutte', which means a narrow passage between two houses: see: Image It is also used as a sheep passage through a field wall: see Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.399932
Longitude
-0.262495