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  Photo at 51° 20′ 52.36″ N 0° 8′ 49.30″ W
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  A frosty Woodcote Green
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  Route 234 RT bus at Woodcote Green There is a lot to be said about this photo of RT 273 on route 234, taken prior to the conversion to one man operation on 18 April 1970. The 234 ran from Wallington to Selsdon, but since 1966 had peak extensions north to Hackbridge, consequent upon the lowering of the road under the railway bridge at Wallington Station to permit double deck bus operation. It is clearly a winter's day, with some evidence of snow alongside what at the time was Woodcote Green Post Office. Of particular note is the roadside clock, where the bus conductor would insert a timecard in order to maintain timetabled time.
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  Route 234 RT bus at Woodcote Green
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  Woodcote Green, Surrey
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  Welcome to Wallington Sutton Council is clearly fairly keen on twinning, with four separate twins. The green space is Woodcote Green, and note a rarity down the sideroad: a milk float.
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  Woodcote Green, Surrey Young trees have been recently planted on the green.
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  Woodcote: Sandy Lane South
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  Photo at 51° 20′ 52.36″ N 0° 8′ 46.37″ W
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  Sandy Lane South The road sign stands beside some cheery daffodils.
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  Sandy Lane South
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  Woodcote Green
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  Woodcote Green The daffodils herald the coming of Spring.
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  Junction of Sandy Lane South and Woodcote Road
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  Junction of Sandy Lane South and Woodcote Road At this busy junction, The Drive also comes in from the right of picture.
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  Wallington High School for Girls
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  Elves prepping a sausage dinner for the end of the busy day.
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  Photo at 51° 20′ 48.67″ N 0° 9′ 3.67″ W
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  Painter Smurfs... i mean elves... putting the colourful touches to wood.
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  Marchmont Road, Wallington in 1909