Water troughs in field corner
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Water troughs in field corner
Image: © Trevor Littlewood Taken: 15 Aug 2019
Three water troughs: two of them are earthenware, bearing the maker's name, J. Jameson & Son of Corbridge, the third is a metal one set into the wall dividing the fields. All of them are useless in terms of providing water for livestock - the pottery ones are empty, the metal one has ugly, stagnant water, presumably just the result of rainfall and not the original piped supply.
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Image Location
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54.991917
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-2.146727