Conifer plantation
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Conifer plantation
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 26 Jul 2017
On the south side of Boundary Lane. A lot of conifers were planted in this area in the mid C19 after the enclosure of the former Newlands Common in 1808. It was thought to be a good use of the land, which was of low agricultural quality.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.892298
Longitude
-1.888185