Zigzag Road (the straight, level bit) in November
Introduction
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Zigzag Road (the straight, level bit) in November
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 16 Nov 2016
This stretch of Zigzag Road runs fairly straight and level along the crest of the North Downs scarp. The zigzags which ease the ascent from the Mole Valley are somewhere behind the camera. If the view is particularly colourful, it is because the chief tree species here (on the plateau) is beech. On the steepest slopes yew predominates.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.248388
Longitude
-0.303389