Curzon Street, Bradley
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The photograph on this page of Curzon Street, Bradley by David Ward as part of the Geograph project.
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Curzon Street, Bradley
Image: © David Ward Taken: 9 Jul 2007
A pleasant street leading off the north side of Bradley Road mainly centred around a patch of green. Unfortunately when the local council reshaped the green to provide parking areas a couple years ago they did not landscape two edges (the far one and the left one in this picture) but simply dumped rubble, waste and what-have-you along those edges of the green. Apart from making it difficult to get onto the green from those sides it has resulted in weeds, nettles and other unattractive vegetation springing up making it difficult and/or painful to get out of cars that side. If you wish to visit Curzon Street, please bring a scythe with you.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.681673
Longitude
-1.741978