Grid reference SP887108
near to Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
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Back of Halton House
by David Hillas
This photo shows the back of Halton House which was built in the early 1880s by Alfred de Rothschild, and in 1919 became the Officers' Mess for RAF Halton. It was taken on a Sunday in September 2015 when the House was opened on a... (more)
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Wendover Arm: The trees overshadow the canal by Harelane Bridge
The canal in this Geograph shows an interesting feature and is worth comparing. Where the trees totally overhang the canal there are no reeds. Where the hedges on either are low or absent the reeds grow in profusion. In this case, close to... (more)
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Wendover Woods sign, Aston Hill |
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The B4009 on Aston Hill |
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One Way Road, Wendover Woods
Vehicle access to the parking and visitor area in Wendover Woods is down quite a long forest drive on a single track road. It is a pleasant wooded drive with viewpoints along the way, but it's a private road with a barrier at the end... (more)
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Unit No 5 on Harebridge Lane, Halton
The Harebridge Lane industrial Estate is quite large – with at least 10 units, some of which are subdivided. However its location, and surrounding trees, mean that it is well hidden from view.
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Arable field on Aston Hill |
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Outer Aylesbury Ring
Outer Aylesbury Ring path passes the Chiltern Forest golf club house
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Front Entrance of Halton House (1)
by David Hillas
Situated off Upper Icknield Way, this House dates from the early 1880s and since 1919 has been a Royal Air Force Officers' Mess. To the left of the photo can be seen the West Wing (rooms and suites for living-in officers).
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Aston Hill (set of 2 images)
by David Howard
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Looking northwest towards Aylesbury |
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Wendover Arm; The towpath approaches Harelane Bridge
The canal in this Geograph show an interesting feature and are worth comparing. Where the trees totally overhang the canal there are no reeds. Where the hedges on either are low or absent the reeds grow in profusion. In this case, a thin... (more)
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