Dead-end track fringe to smallholding
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Dead-end track fringe to smallholding
Image: © Ad-lad Taken: 8 May 2020
Gated track. Split from its serviant field by a low wire horse-intended fence. Apparently in the common (alike) ownership of the smallholder. Certainly makes the field easy to access but not used for even grass growing in any substantive way. Nonetheless significant praise for its small invertebrates (from its natural, seasonally wet surface) which support locally rare field rodents and moreover birds as well as providing some carbon offsetting, large-tree-root hydration and basin run-off delay.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.409226
Longitude
-0.429585