Towards the Crooked Oak valley
Introduction
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Towards the Crooked Oak valley
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 15 Aug 2016
From the same spot as Image], looking right with some overlap. The nearest trees across the field mask the sewage works. The large triangular-looking area of woodland on the far slopes is Eastacott Woods. Over to the left are the contiguous Severy Plantation and Northern Bottom Copse, with Linhayfield Copse on the extreme left. The woodland in the valley goes unnamed on maps.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.996573
Longitude
-3.769822