Cutting a swathe through Sweet Laud's Wood

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Cutting a swathe through Sweet Laud's Wood

Image: © A J Paxton Taken: 30 May 2023

A strip about 150m wide has been cleared of trees to make way for these three power lines, which join a significant node of the National Grid at the site of the former coal fired power station at Hawkesbury. They are viewed here from a footpath that forms part of the Coventry Way.

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Image Location

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