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Uffculme Photos

Henbury Obelisk from Uffculme1
Uffculme across pool to house side - 24
Uffculme across pool to house side - 25
Uffculme Beech avenue path - 47
Uffculme beech tree seat across fi.nt house - 42
Uffculme Cadbury Album towards houise from SE garden path showing yew approx 1910
Uffculme field boundary fence and.ycamore - 22
Uffculme field boundary fence and.ycamore - 30
Uffculme garden and rustic bridge - 34
Uffculme hay field - 8
Uffculme Haymaking- 18
Uffculme Henbury through archway - 38
Uffculme house across pool - 4
Uffculme house across pool - 6
Uffculme house from across meadows - 37
Uffculme lawn - pavillion from house - 36
Uffculme path and Yew - 39
Uffculme path and yew approx 1910
Uffculme pavillion - 21
Uffculme seat under sycamore look.t to field- 40
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