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Written by Ryan Wade - 17 Jul 2009
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Location notes
This spot is on the Ipswich-Cambridge route and is about 2 miles from Bury St Edmunds station and about 1 mile from the town centre.
Railway type and traffic
You would usually see mostly units and you can also on a good day get quite a good lot of freight through from and to Felixstowe.
Environment
The location is in a remote area of the Bartons industrial estate.
Road directions
It is on the Barton Road off of the A143 and is close to John Bankes Honda storage site for cars.

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Barton Industrial, Bury St Edmunds map co-ordinates
Parking
It is a car park so basically anywhere you like.
Public transport
Walk up Eastgate street and onto Barton Road and keep walking past the car sales room and EDF energy.

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Amenities
Yes there are toilets in pizza town and Peyton Plaice and Peyton Plaice is the very respectable chippy.
Sun Compass
Sun Compass using Suncalc by brought to you by Vladimir Agafonkin:
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Barton Industrial, Bury St Edmunds

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Streetmap links
Barton Industrial, Bury St Edmunds general view map
Barton Industrial, Bury St Edmunds close up map

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Barton Industrial, Bury St Edmunds



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Photographic notes
You can get really really good pictures when the sun is setting. You can get vidoes and pictures from any angle.


General views - All photographs © Ryan Wade unless otherwise stated
Fig 1 - Looking west?


Fig 1 - Looking west?


Fig 2 - Looking west?


Fig 2 - Looking west?


Fig 3 - Looking east?


Fig 3 - Looking east?


Fig 4 - Even a shot on the road every once in a while!


Fig 4 - Even a shot on the road every once in a while!


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