Photos, in grid reference SP0013, in reverse Date Submitted order

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	Service station and Post Office, on the A435, Colesbourne by JThomas geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Business, Retail, Services] [top:Communications] [Elizabeth II postbox] [type:Geograph] [Post box] [Postbox] Showing position of Postbox No. GL53 147. See SP0013 : Elizabeth II postbox on the A435, Colesbourne for postbox.
	Elizabeth II postbox on the A435, Colesbourne by JThomas for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Business, Retail, Services] [top:Communications] [type:Close Look] [Elizabeth II postbox] [Post box] [Postbox] At the service station and Post Office. Postbox No. GL53 147. See SP0013 : Service station and Post Office, on the A435, Colesbourne for context.
	The Lodge to Colesbourne Park by JThomas geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Housing, Dwellings] [type:Geograph] On the A435.
	A435, Colesbourne by JThomas geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Roads, Road transport] [type:Geograph] Towards Cirencester.
	Service station on the A435, Colesbourne by JThomas geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Business, Retail, Services] [type:Geograph]
	Colesbourne Saw Mill by Rod Allday geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Business, Retail, Services] [top:Lowlands] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Geograph] [subject:sawmill]
	Bridge over the River Churn at Colesbourne by Rod Allday geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Country estates] [top:Grassland] [top:Lowlands] [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [subject:bridge] [type:Geograph]
	Little Colesbourne - Withington, Gloucestershire by Martin Richard Phelan geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Farm, Fishery, Market Gardening] [top:Grassland] [top:Housing, Dwellings] [top:Lowlands] [top:Roads, Road transport] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [17th/19th century building] [area:Cotswold District] [subject:farmhouse] [type:Geograph] [area:Gloucestershire] [area:Gloucestershire Cotswolds] [Grade II listed building] [place:Little Colesbourne] [place:Withington] This is the detached farmhouse of Little Colesbourne which in spite of its name is actually in the parish of Withington. It was Grade II listed on 11th February 1986 and... (more)
	St James' church in Colesbourne Park by Chris Brown geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Park and Public Gardens] [top:Religious sites] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Geograph] For a Cotswold valley, the upper Churn has an unusual concentration of parks and mansions enlarged in the 19th century. Colesbourne is an estate village with the church... (more)
	St James' church, Colesbourne: chancel by Chris Brown for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Religious sites] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Close Look] [type:Inside] Looking through the full-height squint into the north transept. The bronze tablets commemorate members of the Elwes family of Colesbourne Park. Part of the timber... (more)
	St James' church, Colesbourne by Chris Brown for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Religious sites] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Inside] View from the north transept across the nave to the south transept, with the wineglass pulpit by the chancel arch.
	St James' church, Colesbourne by Chris Brown for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Religious sites] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Inside] Largely rebuilt in 1851-2 to designs of David Brandon. The small size of the chancel arch is a clue to older origins.
	Shepherds hut by norman hyett for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Country estates] [top:Farm, Fishery, Market Gardening] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [type:Close Look]
	A fungi feast by norman hyett for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Village, Rural settlement] [top:Wild Animals, Plants and Mushrooms] [type:Close Look] Sadly Fungi and tree no longer here.
	Churn valley by Derek Harper geograph for square SP0013 Tags: [top:Farm, Fishery, Market Gardening] [top:Lowlands] [top:Woodland, Forest] [pasture] [fence:timber] [Tree] [valley] [wood] From beside the junction shown in SP0013 : Junction at Colesbourne. The Churn at this point has just been joined by the Hilcot Brook, a substantial tributary. The wood behind is Hippetts Grove.