Barns at farmyard entrance, Underhill Farm, Winderton
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Barns at farmyard entrance, Underhill Farm, Winderton
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 18 Oct 2012
The rooflines of the nearer barns follow the slope of the ground. They and many other buildings locally are built of Marlstone Rock, also known as Hornton Stone after the quarries around Hornton and Edgehill. It is an iron-rich shelly limestone that is blue-green freshly quarried, oxidising to brown.
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52.063085
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