Slurry store and farm near Bapton
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The photograph on this page of Slurry store and farm near Bapton by Andy Gryce as part of the Geograph project.
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Slurry store and farm near Bapton
Image: © Andy Gryce Taken: 15 Jun 2007
A unnamed farm lies at the end of a short tarmaced private road off the C road that runs through Bapton. There are fields of cows, a hay barn, various farm buildings, but no farmhouse, and this slurry store. For the technically minded, Gascoigne is the name of the Belgian manufacturer, and these stores can have capacities of 200,000 gallons upwards, and come with agitation systems. The farm road ends at the bridge over the railway between Salisbury and Warminster and there are no rights of way beyond.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.140367
Longitude
-2.016531