The entrance to Brookweed, with Brookweed stretching uphill into the distance
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The entrance to Brookweed, with Brookweed stretching uphill into the distance
Image: © Chris' Buet Taken: 29 May 2008
This photograph shows a direct front on view of the entrance to Brookweed and Brookweed stretching into the distance, up the hill, where Brookweeds road turns right and the road goes into the neighbouring street, Briar. This road then comes back down the hill through Briar and back onto the Woodlands Road.
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Image Location
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