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This is a landscape that will soon change for ever. The signs outside declare that this former research site has been acquired for development. The tumbledown green sheds are remnants of this research site which I am informed covered... (more)

Aylesbury Road (A4010) at the roundabout at Terrick

The land here is poorly drained muddy clay, which might account for the poles drifting away from vertical.

These decaying green sheds are what remain of a research site in North Lee, Terrick. Soon they will be gone as the site has been acquired for redevelopment. If anyone knows what was researched here - or better still worked here - I'd... (more)

A bumble bee gathers nectar from flowers (almost certainly comfrey*) in the grounds of the former research site at North Lee, Terrick. *This info. from Penny Mayes Link Possibly a comfrey although... (more)

A Red Dead Nettle in the grounds of the former research site at North Lee, Terrick.

These bell-like blue flowers in the grounds of the former research site at North Lee, Terrick are almost certainly comfrey - see note below. This info. from Penny Mayes Link Possibly a comfrey... (more)

Quietly collapsing, nature is gradually reclaiming these old sheds. I think that these primroses may have been planted intentionally however when these old green sheds were still in use as a research facility. Perhaps they were part of a... (more)

Situated at Terrick Roundabout HP17 0TG, this telephone kiosk has a BT notice indicating that it will shortly be removed due to lack of usage. The BT Piper logo can be seen on the glass panelling whilst a No Smoking notice is near the floor... (more)

Chiltern Hills in the distance.