Iffley Fields, Oxford
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Iffley Fields, Oxford
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 30 Jul 2013
Meadow Lane - ahead and behind the photographer - is a 2-3 mile long "back lane" that links the edge of The Oxford University Rugby Football Club on Jackdaw Lane (ahead) with Church Way in Iffley village. Pedestrians, cyclists, and pupils of SS. Mary & John's Primary School on the left, are often seen crossing Meadow Lane here at the south-westerly end of Bedford Street. It seems likely that this route is a long established one used by farmers and traders coming in and out of this east side of Oxford. The River Thames is 3-4 minutes away to the left.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.739723
Longitude
-1.240787