My September diary entry contained a view from near the top of Marshall Hill, looking north down the length of Chatsworth Avenue at the spire of All Hallows Church in the middle distance (All Hallows is the CoE parish-church for Gedling village). I believe that that was my first photo of that church spire.

My mapping since September seems to have taken me in a clockwise-rotation around the spire, and I am now approaching the church from the west.

Most householders do not like having photos taken of their homes, and I try my very best to respect that. At the same time, I know that panoramic shots of a district are one of the best ways to allow strangers to get a feel for an area, and I do my best to include such shots if I’m lucky enough to come across one.

Below is, I believe, only the 2nd shot that I’ve taken of the Gedling Spire. It is at a very similar distance to the first (as listed at top), but this time looking east from a walk at the top of Linby Close:—