Between the Embankments
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Between the Embankments
Image: © Donnylad Taken: 2 Jun 2007
Forgotten area of scrubland that lies between the A17 and the rail line Northeast of Newark. It was used as pasture land before the A17, Newark bypass was built. It is now home to very varied wildlife that visit its small ponds and gullies that take the surface water from the elevated major road.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.094618
Longitude
-0.800512