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| From June 2010 |
Part of an originally larger flood-plain carved up by a raised section of by-pass. No chance of building potential at all, but interesting from a conservation and biodiversity aspect (surrounded on 3 sides by Natural England's SSSI designation, it is part of the River Dee flood-plain and hasn't been intensively managed in living memory). A few evenings this week spent researching traditional meadow management (and black-poplar reintroduction) and the various administrative hurdles in agricultural land stewardship.
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