1988 Parsonage Lane Chelsworth (west end) in Autumn
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1988 Parsonage Lane Chelsworth (west end) in Autumn
Image: © Hazel Greenfield Taken: 20 Nov 1988
Tucked in at the base of the hill leading north to Bildeston, this lane leads east to Culfens, a boggy area near the river Brett, where it is said that the Vikings built their ships. It is a popular route for walkers (often with their dogs),who sometimes continue up the path opposite the west end of lane, to Bildeston Church via the footpath.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.095813
Longitude
0.89601
