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A tall gas lamp stands beside a narrow pathway lined with dense hedges and wooden and metal fencing in a black and white view.

Charnocks walk c.1910, Stocks Lane, Gamlingay

Charnocks Walk, Stocks Lane, Gamlingay

History of Charnocks walk

Charnocks walk links Stocks Lane and Mill Street

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