Chester's City Walls - Bridgegate to Eastgate #7
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Chester's City Walls - Bridgegate to Eastgate #7
Image: © John S Turner Taken: 14 Mar 2007
This photo is taken from the top of the Recorder's Steps, which were built in AD 1700 for the convenience of Roger Comberbach, the city recorder. Below to the right is The Groves, which is an area very popular with tourists for strolling and sitting, and boarding the available pleasure craft on the river. For a view down the steps see - Image . For a view of the steps from across the road see - Image . For a view of the plaque part way up the steps see - Image . The next photo in the series is taken from the next corner on the city walls, which is at the bottom of the Wishing Steps - see Image .
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Image Location
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53.187331
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-2.887558