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Nothing now remains to show that this part of the road was first planted with Himalayan Tree Cotoneaster. On the right side is a Rowan or Mountain Ash. In late summer and autumn, they have clusters of red berries which can be made into a jelly for eating with game. Rowans used to be planted on either side of gateways or in churchyards, to keep evil spirits and witches away.
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