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Looking down on Barley Field, frosty morning

26 January 2018 by David

Looking down on Barley Field, frosty morning

Looking down at the view over the Smestow Valley Nature Reserve’s Barley Field on a frosty morning recently. The low ground marks the valley of the Graiseley Brook, culverted and hidden underground, shortly to emerge to add its waters to the Smestow after passing under the canal.

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