Arnot Hill Park, Daybrook, Notts.
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Arnot Hill Park, Daybrook, Notts.
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 12 Jan 2014
Once inside this park's most easterly entrance/exit - reached from Arnot Hill Road - a curved, winding south-westerly path brings visitors to this plateau that now hosts several skateboarding hollows. On the left of this area, through a former railway cutting is the track-bed of the former Great Northern Railway Line's Derbyshire Extension hosting a footpath and cycle-route. The largest part of the park is to be found on the right, albeit at a lower level, and straight ahead - a mile away as the crow flies - Mansfield Road (i.e. the A60) is to be found.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.995372
Longitude
-1.13135