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Junction of Bristol Hill (A4175) with Durley Lane
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Durley Lane
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Land used for storage of building materials, caravans and vehicles
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Entrance to former quarry
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Durley Park Cottage (former coach house)
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Durley Park Cottage (former stables)
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Bridge carrying A4 over Durley Lane
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Entrance to public footpath running parallel to A4
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Durley Park offices viewed from Durley Lane
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Access to field used for residential motorhome and for motor cycle scrambling
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Bridge (constructed by I K Brunel) carrying railway over Durley Lane
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Access to railway for maintenance workers
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Public footpath giving access to Humpty Dumps
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Entrance to Chandos Lodge Industrial Estate (note detail of pennant sandstone outcrop on left hand side)
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Entrance to Chandos Lodge moorings and public footpath
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View to the east showing River Avon, flooded hams and Somerdale factory site
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Houseboat moorings
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Houseboat moorings
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Boat owners' car parking adjacent to moorings
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Houseboat moorings
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Slope above riverbank with outbuildings belonging to boat dwellers
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Slope above riverbank with outbuildings belonging to boat dwellers
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Houseboat moorings - Chequers Pub in background on opposite bank
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Road to Lock Keeper's Cottage
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Approach to Hanham Lock
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Lock entrance
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Lock Cottage
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Hanham Lock sign
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Public footpath in Humpty Dumps running west parallel to railway line
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Footpath through Humpty Dumps
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Footpath through Humpty Dumps
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General view of scrub land in Humpty Dumps
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Stream in valley running through Humpty Dumps
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General view of scrub land in Humpty Dumps
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View of field (note tipping adjacent to hedge on LHS)
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View of field
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View of field
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View of field
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Swamp area
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Approach to railway footbridge
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Railway footbridge
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View of rail track to east
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View of rail track to west showing Ring Road bridge
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View to north showing motor cycle scramble track and destruction of public footpath
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View to south showing arboriculture site
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View to north showing ground erosion resulting from motor cycle scrambling
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View to west showing ground erosion resulting from motor cycle scrambling
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View to east showing ground erosion resulting from motor cycle scrambling
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View to southeast showing motor cycle scramble track with Severn Project (horticultural activity) in background and Chandos Lodge
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Residential caravans
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Ancient hill fort
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View to northwest showing Ring Road bridge over river
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View to north showing rear of Lock Cottage and buildings on opposite riverbank
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Tipping
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Structure
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Tipping
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Tipping
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View to southeast, Chandos Lodge in background
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Tipping
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advertising display on parked vehicle
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Horses stabled under road bridge
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Horses stabled under road bridge
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River frontage to the west of Hanham Lock
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River frontage to the west of Hanham Lock
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View of Ring Road Bridge over river
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Evidence of motor cycle scrambling
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Evidence of motor cycle scrambling
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Hill fort
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Steep slope running down to rear of Lock Cottage
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Part-camouflaged residential caravan
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Sheds erected by boat dwellers
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Sheds erected by boat dwellers, note girder platform in foreground
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Concealed container dwelling seen from rear
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Enclosure containing horseboxes, residential caravans and dog kennels
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Severn Project (horticulture)
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Motor cycle scramble track across public footpath
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Footpath alongside stream in Humpty Dumps
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Pennant sandstone outcrop
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Ring Road looking northeast
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Ring Road looking southwest
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View of field to east
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View to east of field, note Kelston Roundhill in far distance
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Advertising signboards
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Advertising signboard
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Advertising signboard
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View of A4 to the southeast
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Hicks Gate roundabout view to northwest
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Hicks Gate roundabout view to southwest
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Land used for arboriculture
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Land used for arboriculture
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Hicks Gate roundabout looking north
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A4175 looking south
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Sign marking entrance to Keynsham
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A4175 looking southeast
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A4175 looking northwest
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Arboriculture site looking north
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Arboriculture site looking east
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Arboriculture site looking west
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A4175 looking southeast
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A4175 looking northwest
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Entrance to arboriculture site
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A4175 looking southeast
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Scrub woodland looking north
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A4175 looking southeast
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Kew Cottage, Durley Hill
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Durley Cottage, Durley Hill
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The Lodge, Durley Hill
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Abbotshill, Durley Park east side
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View to the east
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Abbotshill and Avon Prior west side
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Durley Park offices (Babcock International)
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Agricultural land looking due west, arboriculture site in background
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Storage of buildering materials, caravans and vehicles
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Keynsham Cemetery
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Chandos Lodge Industrial Estate, Greenlane Bodyworks
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Chandos Lodge Industrial Estate, DIY Double Glazing Co.
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Chandos Lodge Industrial Estate, Tom Day Fuel Injection
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West side of Chandos Lodge
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Chandos Lodge Industrial Estate, Jam Saab parking area
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Former barns, used for the storage of scaffolding
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Roadway with Severn Project horticultural site on left hand side
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Part-completed steel boat used as residence
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Rear of The Bungalow, Durley Lane
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View to the east showing Somerdale
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View to the southeast
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The Almshouses in the Bristol Road
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The Almshouses in the Bristol Road
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Modern electric telephone pole Sited directly outside Almshouses
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Old stone wall - in need of repair in place - near Trescothick Close
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To the rear of St. Dunstans Church
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To the rear of Trescothick Close
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Old vicarage Green
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Above addition of odd vents, alarms external lighting
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Original windows replaced by varying designs
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The old Manor House Hotel
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Redwood House
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Milward Lodge
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View to rear of Trescothick Close
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Start of the commercial and retail properties on the junction of Rock Road and Temple Street
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Grade II listed Cinnamon Restaurant and other commercial and retail properties in the conservation area on the junction of Bath Hill and the High Street
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area - Rontos is now Poundland
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area - Clinton Cards is now Costa Coffee
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More retail/commercial properties on the High Street in the conservation area
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area
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The Victoria Methodist Church on the junction of Charlton Road and the High street
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Magic Pizza has Grade II listing due to its Art Deco features
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area
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Grade II listed Old Bank Public House and the archway between numbers 20 - 22 High Street
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area
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Ornate Victorian lamp post within the conservation area of Keynsham
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More retail properties on the High Street in the conservation area viewed from Station Road
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Grade II listed Milward House
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Grade II listed Old Manor House and K6 Telephone box Bristol Road within the conservation area
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The Old School Bath Hill - Victorian dates - Opened 1860 - Closed 2009 - now converted into residential properties
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KEYNSHAM ST6568 BATH HILL 739-1/4/12 (North side) 29/10/74 Temple County Primary School II Primary school and school master's house. c1860. Squared and coursed rubble with ashlar dressings, copings and gabled single-Roman tile roofs. STYLE: Gothic Revival. PLAN: L-shaped plan with 2 ranges running at right-angles: schoolroom to north and schoolhouse to east. EXTERIOR: low, 1-storey range to schoolroom and taller, 2-storey range to master's house. Schoolroom has gable end with coped parapet and saddle stones; large 5-light window with cusped heads set in echelon under relieving arch. Second gable end behind with similar details. 3 gables rise into main roof towards inside of ranges: one 4-light and two 3-light stone mullioned and transomed windows with shouldered heads. Entrance in angle of ranges with part-glazed door; gabled porch with pointed-arched doorway and plank door projects at south-west corner. Schoolhouse is of 2 elements, both gabled with coped parapets and saddle stones, one set back from the other; 2 and 3-light flat-headed mullioned fenestration with relieving arches to west facade wall. Canted bay to ground-floor left-hand; doorway to right with lean-to tiled roof and plank door. 2 half-dormers, 2 windows and right-hand door to south return wall. INTERIOR: not inspected. An unaltered and distinguished example of mid Victorian scholastic architecture.
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Residential and commercial properties on Bath Hill
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Residential properties (retirement homes) in Back Lane
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The old centre - now demolished - redevelopment under construction 2013 - 2014
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Commercial properties on the junction of Bath Hill and High Street - Charcoal Grill is now Keynsham Fish and Chip shop and Keynsham Gift and jewellery is a vacant store (as at January 2014)
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High Street retail within the conservation area
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Empty old Lloyds Bank Building and to the left Grade II listed Baptist church (Ebenezer Chapel)
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More High Street retail within the conservation area.
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More High Street retail and commercial within the conservation area. Empty shop on the left is now Timber craft
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The wine bar and other retail/commercial premises on the High Street
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Grade II* Church of St. John the Baptist built around 1250
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Residential and commercial properties in station road within the conservation area
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View from Lytes Cary Road towards Martock Road
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Pathway from Banwell Road to Lytes Cary Road showing storm damage
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Lytes Cary Road
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Hutton Close
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Chalfield Close
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Play area Chalfield Close
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view along Courtney Road
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