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View of Northern Boundary of Maggot's Croft678 viewsThis view, from Geoffrey Grizzell's field looking to the south, shows the northern boundary of Maggot's Croft. Our new wooden fence is shown beneath the second (smaller) oak tree.Aug 22, 2009
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Overhanging Hedges518 viewsThis photograph was taken from the front of Sandpits Farm, looking towards the west along Colletts Green Road. The yellow vertical line indicates the property line (as best we can tell), so the hedges and trees are blocking the small verge.Aug 22, 2009
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Wooden Fence at Maggot's Croft509 viewsAug 22, 2009
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Our New Fence529 viewsThe completed wooden fence at the back of Maggot's Croft.Aug 22, 2009
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Overhanging Shrubs592 viewsOverhanging shrubs at the front of the Cider Mill, Colletts Green Road, Powick. The vertical yellow line shows the property line. The verge is completely gone -- and the shrubs are overhanging the road surface itself.Aug 22, 2009
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Wooden Fence at Maggot's Croft995 viewsLooking to the south-west. Constructed by Nigel Roberts from Albion Fencing, and with the kind assistance of Geoffrey Grizzell who let us into his field to do the work.Aug 22, 2009
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The New Fence611 viewsAt the back (north) of Maggot's Croft. This fence was installed to close the gap in the hedge. Nigel Roberts from Albion Fencing did a great job, with very little advance notice.Aug 22, 2009
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The Cider Mill, Colletts Green, Powick, Worcester6344 viewsA photo (looking north, across Colletts Green Road) of the shrubs in front of the Cider Mill. These are overhanging the narrow road, and scratch our car if we are coming from the west (left) and there's ongoing traffic.Aug 22, 2009
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Colletts Green Road - Powick545 viewsA photo from the top of our track looking west, towards Bransford/Hereford, on Colletts Green Road.Aug 22, 2009
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Field to the North of Maggot's Croft519 viewsA beautiful summer day. This is the Grizzell field immediately to the north of Maggot's Croft (behind the hedge and oak trees).Aug 22, 2009
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OUr New Fence -- In Context597 viewsShowing our new wooden fence beneath our oak tree. It closes a gap in our hedge. We think the hedgerow didn't grow in this area because it had apparently once been a pond --- so possibly filled with rubble, as seems to often be the case.Aug 22, 2009
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