Hayfield village centre from the northeast
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Hayfield village centre from the northeast
Image: © Dave Dunford Taken: 11 Sep 2004
Looking WSW from approx. SK041871 (near Twenty Trees - see Image), showing the parish church of St. Matthew prominently to the right of centre, the Bull Inn just left of centre (with the black-painted window surrounds) and St. John's Methodist church (top left). The site of the former railway station and sidings (now a car park and visitor centre) is to the right beyond the main road, behind the church in this picture.
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Latitude
53.378941
Longitude
-1.947348