Crocuses on a roundabout
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Crocuses on a roundabout
Image: © Marathon Taken: 16 Feb 2014
This large roundabout, at the foot of Knee Hill and not far from Abbey Wood station, has a fine show of crocuses. At the top of the grassy hill ahead is a memorial to the fact that William Morris used to walk this way en route from Abbey Wood station to his home, The Red House, at Bexleyheath.
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Image Location
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51.488578
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0.121941