Field at the edge of Broad Street
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Field at the edge of Broad Street
Image: © Marathon Taken: 5 Sep 2013
Hoo St Werburgh is one of the largest villages on the Hoo Peninsula and has far outgrown its original village centre. This is the view from Main Road which is at the western entrance to Hoo St Werburgh at a group of houses called Broad Street. The buildings are continuous from here to the middle of the village. Broad Street was undoubtedly once an outlying hamlet. The main A228 which is the spine road across the peninsula runs just this side of the trees on the horizon, to the left of the distant farm.
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51.420544
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0.540234