The Cherry Tree, Catthorpe
Introduction
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The Cherry Tree, Catthorpe
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 12 Jan 2008
Catthorpe is well known for the M1/M6/A14 interchange less than a mile away from here; Catthorpe itself, however, is a sleepy village located on what was once the A427 (later B5414) between Rugby and Market Harborough, but is now an unclassified minor road. This typical village pub complements the scene; it has the distinction of being the most southerly pub in Leicestershire.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.398226
Longitude
-1.189417