Bassingfield Lane, Gamston, Nottingham 2
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The photograph on this page of Bassingfield Lane, Gamston, Nottingham 2 by David Hallam-Jones as part of the Geograph project.
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Bassingfield Lane, Gamston, Nottingham 2
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 29 Dec 2013
The yellow sign ahead is at the gated entrance to the "Bassingfield Waste Transfer Station". This is currently no more than a fenced-in tarmac-covered area the size of two tennis courts that may occasionally be used for skips? A paved footpath and cycle route to the left of the yellow sign carries users over the busy A52 Nottingham/Grantham Road (the Gamston Lings Bar dual carriageway). An identity plaque on the right announces the commencement and termination of the village of Bassingfield. If Bassingfield Lane is followed - to the left - it joins Tollerton Road within a matter of minutes.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.927794
Longitude
-1.098191