Bure_Park_(actual_Park),_Bicester_-_geograph.org.uk_-_1416179.jpg
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Bure Park (actual Park), Bicester This picture was taken from the very edge of Bure Park, the actual 'park' which was formerly open farmland back in the 1980's, rather than the adjacent residential estate of the same name! Here we also see the Chiltern Railway that splits Bicester in two. The train seen is heading left (East) into Bicester North Station. A popular for local folk to walk dogs!
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| Author | Kurt C |
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