Flying geese feature
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Flying geese feature
Image: © John Baker Taken: 18 Jun 2015
Planning permission was granted by Ashford Borough Council under application number 13/01329/AS for the “erection of public art feature in the form of “flying geese” located to the east side of the primary access road and adjacent to the junction with the A2070”. The location of the application was “land part of Cheeseman’s Green, south of Bad Munstereifel Road, Sevington, Kent”. A road, off Bad Munstereifel Road, leads to Finberry – a 168 hectare development site which will eventually contain 1180 homes making it the largest single development in Ashford since 2002 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finberry I don’t agree with Wikipedia’s claim that this site was originally known as Cheeseman’s Green; the planning application mentions that it was part of Cheeseman’s Green.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.125792
Longitude
0.893494