Whitley Abbey trees by Scimitar Way
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Whitley Abbey trees by Scimitar Way
Image: © A J Paxton Taken: 30 Mar 2024
Trees from the Whitley Abbey estate now stand by a 21st century road that serves business parks on the southern edge of Coventry. There is a fine mature oak in the centre; the tree in the distance at the far right, perhaps a common lime, has balls of mistletoe growing on its branches. Pond and school lie beyond. On the school, the long-vanished big house and the abbey that never was, see Image
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Image Location
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52.385926
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-1.488351