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Ninety seconds on Somers Garden
A shaded bench and public toilets are the reasons to stop here on the walk uphill. The memorial is a tribute: the heart it honours was most likely buried a short way off, under what is now York Street.
A fountain sits in the middle of the garden, and a moongate among the beds frames it for a photograph. Benches stand under the trees.
The memorial column is at the southern entrance. Blockade Alley runs along the upper edge, with the Unfinished Church at the top, so rest here before that last climb.
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