Top of Fox Hill, Upper Norwood, south London
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Top of Fox Hill, Upper Norwood, south London
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 23 Mar 2018
Fox Hill is one of several long seriously steep roads down from the Crystal Palace triangle. A sign warns of a 20% gradient and urges "Low gear now": Image . Lansdowne Place and Tudor Road join from the left; the junction with Church Road is behind the camera. The evergreen oaks signal that the area might have been developed in the broad Regency period: late 18th century up to Victoria's accession 1837.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.415633
Longitude
-0.080768