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Coleman’s Field makeover

Jesmond Dene new steps

New steps have been installed down from Red Walk on to Coleman’s Field. There are other developments in this part of the Dene, with construction workers dotting ‘i’s and crossing ‘t’s.

Coleman's Field view

New Ouseburn bridge and path

Jesmond Dene steps

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  2. I've yet to see it in person, so maybe it's not as bad as it looks, but I loved how wild it used to look. From these images it seems to have lost all it's character. 🙁

    Hmm, and I don't much like having to give you an email address just so that I can comment, I guess that's why there aren't more complaints on here.

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