Commemorative fountain in Branxton
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Commemorative fountain in Branxton
Image: © Stanley Howe Taken: 30 Dec 2007
Signpost on Wooler to Cornhill back road, showing the way to Flodden Battlefield. The drinking fountain dated 1910 is dedicated to Watson Askew Robertson, Lord of the Manor of Howtel near Flodden, see http://communities.northumberland.gov.uk/Howtel.htm . The Cement Menagerie has passed 'its day', but see http://www.alnwick.org.uk/menag.htm . It once figured in a bicycle film.
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55.63176
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