THE LONG AVENUE.

The branch which turned to the right, forming the eastern slope of the

valley, went over its crest and continued in a straight line in the

direction of some high land to the north of Vespasian’s Camp. The plough

at work year after year has completely effaced all traces of this avenue,

and we have to rely on Dr. Stukeley’s account written 150 years ago.

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