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near to Burnage, Manchester, England

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	Avenue of trees in Ladybarn Park by David Martin
	Bibby Lane, Burnage by Matthew Wilkinson Bibby Lane is an ancient path which once directed the public through farmland, it is now a dilapidated dark path through undergrowth linking Burnage Lane and Bournelea Avenue. Ancient cobbles are still visible at points.
	Wartime Barrage Balloon in the sportsfield of Burnage High School by Peter Ward
	Santaidd, Burnage Lane, Manchester by Stephen Richards A "wonderfully monstrous" Victorian villa (1887) representing the increasing influence of Manchester on the village of Burnage. It has since been restored and converted into an unfeasibly large number of flats (probably).
	Speed camera on Kingsway by Bill Boaden There is a 40mph speed limit on this road, but there are also frequent traffic lights to slow you down.
	Errwood Road, Burnage by Stephen McKay Errwood Road was built in the years after the First World War as part of Manchester Corporation's huge housing development in the Burnage area. The broad avenue, with its mature trees, has a pleasant appearance, even today.
	Road junction Kingsway by Alex McGregor
	Ladybarn Park by David Dixon
	Errwood Road, Burnage by Keith Williamson Looking northeast along Errwood Road in Burnage, to the south of Manchester. A pretty village in the latter part of the 19th Century, the old Burnage was consumed by the development of housing estates in the early 20th Century. SJ86739216.
	Briarfield Road by JThomas Heading west.
	Burnage Community Centre by Gerald England On Burnage Lane.
	Northolme Gardens, Manchester by Slbs A short, quiet cul-de-sac of well-maintained houses and gardens that runs north from Overlea Drive. On the opposite side of Overlea Drive, running southwards behind the photographer's left shoulder, is an equally quiet, short and... (more)