Dammed water channels in a field near Scamblesby
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Dammed water channels in a field near Scamblesby
Image: © Chris Taken: 27 Mar 2014
Having spotted these from the air (Image, Image) I had to go and have a look, but am none the wiser as to what they are or were. They are marked as drains on the OS map but are spring-fed, and there is no outlet at either end. Perhaps watercress beds? The Viking Way passes through the site.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.292194
Longitude
-0.095074