An unusual structure
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An unusual structure
Image: © Sharon Loxton Taken: 8 Jul 2008
This arched entrance way leads to a field and nothing more. I am intrigued as to its purpose. It looks like it should herald the entrance to an estate, but it doesn't. Below the wall adjacent to the road was a pile of Cotswold Stone (an oolitic limestone) and a sign saying 'knock down stones'. No idea what that was for either - a mystery!
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Image Location
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51.810954
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-2.20578