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Woodlands by Black Robins Lane, Hogpits Bottom
by David Howard
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Venus Hill Dairy Farm |
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New mobile home, Flaunden Park |
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The Bricklayers Arms, Flaunden
The Bricklayers Arms is an 18th Century pub in Flaunden, west Hertfordshire. The building is Grade II listed.
The pub is clad with ivy, which turns red in the autumn. This image was taken in late September. Compare the colour and... (more)
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Hogpits Bottom: The Bricklayer's Arms Public House
by Nigel Cox
On Hog Pits road and about 500 metres north of Flaunden village, the pub sign has a modern twist on an old theme.
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A colourful-looking Bricklayers Arms at Flaunden (1)
by Peter S
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Flaunden: Former Baptist Chapel
by Nigel Cox
The chapel was erected in 1836, and so predates the village Anglican church by some years. The chapel was deconsecrated around 1986, and is now a private house.
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Entrance to Lower Plantation wood, Flaunden Lane
by David Kemp
The Chiltern Way footpath enters the wood between the two metal poles. The right-hand pole has a barely legible sign indicating Belsize and Sarratt attached to it.
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Chiltern Way
Chiltern Way crossing the road to Belsize to enter Lower Plantation
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The Bricklayer’s Arms, Flaunden
by Peter S
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House on Hogpits Bottom
by David Howard
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Black Robins Lane, Hogpits Bottom
by David Howard
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