2007 : Chevers Lane
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2007 : Chevers Lane
Image: © Maurice Pullin Taken: 5 Oct 2007
View from the top of Chevers Lane looking west. The B3110 to Bath is immediately behind the viewpoint. A field of maize (sweetcorn) is at the bottom of the hill, almost ready for harvesting, this is one of the last crops to be brought in. Chevers Lane is also known locally as "Bloody Lane" to find out why follow this link http://www.hks.demon.co.uk/norton/history.htm
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Image Location
Latitude
51.303378
Longitude
-2.328871