near to Swithland, Leicestershire, England
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In Swithland Woods |
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Simple bridge
by David Lally
Over a stream in Swithland Wood.
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Countryside at Swithland Wood
by Kate Jewell
Looking towards Cropston. The reservoir SK5411 is behind the trees in the centre of the picture. The wall is made of local Mountsorrel granite.
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Bradgate Park
by Ashley Dace
A view of the popular park north of Leicester. A topographical high that is made up of some of the oldest rocks in England. The rocks have been folded into an antiform, this view is in the very rough direction of the axial plane.
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Newton Linford: Coppice Plantation in Bradgate Park
by Nigel Cox
This is another walled wooded enclosure in Bradgate Park like SK5311 : Newton Linford: Sliding Stone Enclosure. The near post is a "Horse Track" marker.
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Scaffolding carrying power cables, Bradgate Park
Power was being suppiled by two diesel generators in Bradgate Park to a worksite in Hallgate Hill Spinney.
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Entrance to the Swithland Wood car park
by Mat Fascione
Swithland Wood is Leicestershire's most important ancient woodland for nature conservation. It has been a public woodland since 1925, and covers an area of 61 hectares (150 acres). There are several old quarries within the wood that... (more)
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Track from Warren Hill
Heading north-east to Roecliffe Road at the bottom of the field.
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Path in Swithland Wood
by Graham Hogg
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A stream is culverted beneath a bridleway in Swithland Wood
by Tim Glover
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The National Forest Way leaving Bradgate Park
by Tim Heaton
The National Forest Way is a 75 mile long distance walking trail exploring the area of existing and recently planted woodlands spanning former industrial and mining areas of the Midlands
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City of Leicester Waterworks, built 1920
Today bears a sign naming it as the Severn-Trent Hallgates building.
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