The village shop and the rendezvous tree, Binfield Heath

Binfield Heath is just over a mile from the River Thames, almost on the county boundary. At the centre of the crossroads stands a fine chestnut tree, which is a well known rendezvous. Most of the houses in Binfield Heath are near the two village shops and recreation ground. At the end of Kiln Lane are some timber houses donated by Sweden at the end of the Second World War to ease the housing shortage

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Binfield Heath, Trees and Woodlands, Village Scenes

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Keeps Well, Binfield Heath

Keeps Well is an unusual Victorian covered well. This was completely demolished a few years ago in a motoring accident but has been completely rebuilt exactly as the original. Next to the well one of the village ponds has been restored too and this is known as Green Pond.

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Binfield Heath, Village Scenes, Buildings and Structures, Oxfordshire

Camera Make: Canon Model: Canon DIGITAL IXUS 40

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