Workshops, Haynes Lane, SE19
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Workshops, Haynes Lane, SE19
Image: © Christopher Hilton Taken: 21 Apr 2016
Tucked off the Norwood triangle down Haynes Lane, an area of workshops below Sainsbury's recalls Norwood's history as a hub of light engineering; they are now used by artisans, craftsmen and women, and antique sellers. The purpose of the tyrannosaurus, seen above the parked car, was unclear. At the extreme right of the picture, the road turns through ninety degrees along the back of the workshops and, passing through barriers that stop vehicles, becomes Bedwardine Road.
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Image Location
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51.418286
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-0.083533