Plomer's Green: Junction of bridleway and footpath to Downley
Introduction
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Plomer's Green: Junction of bridleway and footpath to Downley
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 12 Jul 2008
The bridleway on the left goes to Downley Common, the footpath on the right to Downley. In the middle is a flight of concrete stairs that lead to... er, nowhere. Doubtless countless generations of children, not to mention impressionable adults (!), have rushed up these stairs in eager anticipation, only to have their hopes dashed. Old maps sadly offer no clues. (From a strictly Geograph point of view this junction is clearly shown in the grid square to the north Image However on all the larger scales of Ordnance Survey mapping available it is clearly in this square.)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.647314
Longitude
-0.783728