Village centre, Newby East
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Village centre, Newby East
Image: © Richard Dorrell Taken: 27 Feb 2014
The quiet village stands around this junction of unclassified roads a couple of miles east of Carlisle. The busy scattering of roadside furniture includes; a green plastic box containing road salt, and bearing a telephone number to call if the box is in need of replenishment, a Parish Council notice board (see: Image]), a litter bin, a wooden bench carved with 'Newby East' and bearing a plaque reading 'In loving memory of John Ridley, 1927 - 1980', and a fingerpost style signpost.
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Image Location
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Latitude
54.917265
Longitude
-2.819142