Fence and bridge parapet by a layby, Stonehouse Road nearing Sutton Park
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Fence and bridge parapet by a layby, Stonehouse Road nearing Sutton Park
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 6 Apr 2015
The fence is in a traditional form, of cleft timber posts and rails; they could well be of a traditional material: oak or sweet chestnut. The fence and the bridge parapet guard a drop into boggy ground. There is an outflow from Powell's Pool that passes under the road here before joining the main outflow to the north: Image and Image The actual point of re-emergence may be Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.555438
Longitude
-1.844351