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Hill Wood

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Hill Wood

Fixed point 12 (1972), Monk's Wood NNR Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1972), Monk's Wood NNR Credit: D.O. Elias

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.39287/-0.22993452 or Grid Reference TL2078. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fixed point 12 (1972), Monk's Wood NNR Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1972), Monk's Wood NNR
Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1973), Monk's Wood NNR Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1973), Monk's Wood NNR
Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1974), Monk's Wood NNR Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1974), Monk's Wood NNR
Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1992), Monk's Wood NNR Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Fixed point 12 (1992), Monk's Wood NNR
Main Ride (36) looking SE from junction with Badger Ride (61).
Farmland, Alconbury Hill
Farmland, Alconbury Hill
Road towards Alconbury Hill
Road towards Alconbury Hill
Recycling centre, Alconbury Hill
Recycling centre, Alconbury Hill
Farmland, Safefield Farm
Farmland, Safefield Farm
Track to Safefield Farm
Track to Safefield Farm
Road towards Monk's Wood
Road towards Monk's Wood
Farmland towards Monk's Wood
Farmland towards Monk's Wood
Road towards Monk's Wood
Road towards Monk's Wood
RAF Alconbury Memorial RAF Alconbury memorial dedication to 19 airmen of the 95th bomb group who lost their lives when a 500lb bomb exploded accidentally.
RAF Alconbury Memorial
RAF Alconbury memorial dedication to 19 airmen of the 95th bomb group who lost their lives when a 500lb bomb exploded accidentally.
Original WWII structure Former control tower on the Alconbury Airfield now known as Alconbury Weald. Location is approximate as development work has obliterated original reference points. The structure is likely to be preserved as a link to the former activity in this area.
Original WWII structure
Former control tower on the Alconbury Airfield now known as Alconbury Weald. Location is approximate as development work has obliterated original reference points. The structure is likely to be preserved as a link to the former activity in this area.
Old Milestone, B1043 (former A1), Alconbury Hill The milestone is located between the B1043 and adjacent A1(M), opposite the RGE plastics factory, on the verge surrounded by railings, on the west side of the road. Parish of Alconbury Weston (Huntingdonshire District). Carved stone post, Stone obelisk design, erected by the Stilton turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- To LONDON 64 Miles / through Huntingdon / Royston & Ware / To Huntingdon / 5 / Miles / To LONDON 72 Miles / through Cambridge / To / Cambridge / 21 / Miles : : To / LONDON 68 Miles / through Buckden / Biggleswade & Hatfield / To Buckden 7 Miles Grade II* Listed, List Entry Number: 1130211 <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1130211" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1130211">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> Milestone Society National ID: HU_LYA64
Old Milestone, B1043 (former A1), Alconbury Hill
The milestone is located between the B1043 and adjacent A1(M), opposite the RGE plastics factory, on the verge surrounded by railings, on the west side of the road. Parish of Alconbury Weston (Huntingdonshire District). Carved stone post, Stone obelisk design, erected by the Stilton turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- To LONDON 64 Miles / through Huntingdon / Royston & Ware / To Huntingdon / 5 / Miles / To LONDON 72 Miles / through Cambridge / To / Cambridge / 21 / Miles : : To / LONDON 68 Miles / through Buckden / Biggleswade & Hatfield / To Buckden 7 Miles Grade II* Listed, List Entry Number: 1130211 LinkExternal link Milestone Society National ID: HU_LYA64
Track along the southern edge of Monks Wood The tower of the former ecological experimental station can just be seen.
Track along the southern edge of Monks Wood
The tower of the former ecological experimental station can just be seen.
Farmland near Wood Walton
Farmland near Wood Walton
B1090 south towards Walton Hill The minor road to the left goes to Wood Walton. The edge of Monk's Wood is on the right.
B1090 south towards Walton Hill
The minor road to the left goes to Wood Walton. The edge of Monk's Wood is on the right.
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Hill Wood is located at Grid Ref: TL2078 (Lat: 52.39287, Lng: -0.22993452)

Administrative County: Cambridgeshire

District: Huntingdonshire

Police Authority: Cambridgeshire

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