Marshchapel and the West: aerial 2016

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Marshchapel and the West: aerial 2016

Image: © Chris Taken: 25 Mar 2016

One in a sequence of shots. For next see Image For opposite direction shots see Image] and Image The A1031 coast road, horizontal on the shot, follows the line of an old sea bank along this stretch (Sea Dyke Way). A maze of roads and tracks above (west of) the village lead towards the Louth Navigation (disused), with only a bridleway bridge across to the rest of the world, and a left turn to the road bridge further south by the reservoir.

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.473262
Longitude
0.045778