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Lower Barley Field, late autumn

13 December 2014 by David

Lower Barley Field, late autumn

Lower end of the Barley Field in mid-November. Most of the deciduous trees bordering the Railway Walk and the more distant Tettenhall ridge had already lost their leaves.

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