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near to Fetcham, Surrey, England

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	Fetcham: Cannon Way railway bridge by Nigel Cox This bridge allows access under the railway line to Cannon Grove Nursery. The railway line runs here between Leatherhead and Bookham stations.
	SES Water service building by Ian Capper A service building next to Fetcham Mill Pond, owned by SES Water.
	Fetcham - Cobham Road by Colin Smith Residential street on the Cobham to Leatherhead road.
	The River Mole, downstream from Leatherhead by Stefan Czapski Looking upstream towards Leatherhead, and Mole Business Park. Even in late February the water level is low, following a long period of below average rainfall, and an area of gravelly river-bed is exposed. The trees along the far bank of... (more)
	Have a nice Che by Robin Webster Unofficial lamp post decoration by the footpath near Fetcham mill pond.
	Place of worship by The Saunterer Cannon Court Evangelical Church
	Mill Pond at Fetcham by Peter Trimming Swans survey their pond.
	Randalls Park Lawn Cemetery car park by James Emmans The new cemetery and crematorium was opened in 1950. The landscaping and original fir trees and irish yew trees would be over 70 years old.
	Fetcham mill pond by Andrew Longton looking south-east from the footpath that runs along the north side
	Raymead Way by Alex McGregor
	Emerging stripes on parking restriction pole by David Howard The second view of this pole, showing the buildings rather than the road. Before 1964 parking restriction poles had yellow stripes, and Surrey painted most striped poles with grey paint which is now coming off most of them.
	Cannons Court by Hugh Craddock The grade II-listed manor house of Cannons Court, now divided into flats. Cannons Court was one of the three manors of Fetcham, although the house is primarily dated to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The house is now subsumed... (more)