Field, Nuthall
Introduction
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Field, Nuthall
Image: © Lynne Kirton Taken: 12 Jul 2008
This small area of countryside lies between the A610, one of the busiest commuter routes into Nottingham, and the Hempshill Vale housing estate. Yet it is so quiet and secluded it could be miles from anywhere. The reed beds and thistles at the edge of the field hide a pond, ( see Image, Image and Image) and at this time of year are home to various species of butterflies, including ringlets, meadow browns, gatekeepers and skippers.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.990214
Longitude
-1.216965