Footpath to St. Botolph's Church and Sea Lane and a novel water trough
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Footpath to St. Botolph's Church and Sea Lane and a novel water trough
Image: © Chris Taken: 27 Feb 2018
The container has had its side cut out, and then been laid lengthwise to serve as a water trough. Many old pieces of military and railway equipment have been "recycled" and put to good use in this area. This one comes from the "Decontamination Centre" at R.A.F. North Coates. It was originally delivered by L.N.E.R. to North Thoresby Station. See Image The snow scene is courtesy of the "Beast from the East" - see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.411911
Longitude
0.170128