A cut-through
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A cut-through
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 11 Sep 2020
A path between two of the sections of the Woodview Terrace. See Image for the same path heading the other way. There is more to this path than meets the eye. It aligns, on the map, with that N-S portion of Burghley Street seen in Image and the edge of the plot of the sorting office and the Baptist Church (Image). I suspect this is the fossilised remains of an old land boundary - explaining the building of Woodview terraces in two stages.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.770747
Longitude
-0.379559