Strelley, Nottinghamshire

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Map of Strelley in 1895

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Map of Strelley in 1921

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Map of Strelley in 1899

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Canian Woods

I shouldn't say as I think where we played in the woods is private property and as been split from the old bowling green and tennis courts with a main road but we called it the canian woods where we would make a rope swing which swung out into the large canian hole amazing also play hide and seek, doby help um and knock down chestnuts and conkers with a stick

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Added 02 February 2022

Sandbanks

Sandy banks in strelley village is a place in the 70s where we would build rope swings and camp