Granny Weavings Lane - Ruspidge
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Granny Weavings Lane - Ruspidge
Image: © Eric Soons Taken: 28 Oct 2008
Between the two power poles is the uphill unadopted footpath known as Granny Weavings Lane. It link Tramway at the bottom with Buckshaft about 150 yards higher up the slope. Somewhat uniquely the footpath cuts into Buckshaft (which is shaped like a horizontal Z) and replaces the road surface with this one and a half metre wide hand-railed footpath. You cannot drive from one end of Buckshaft to the other because of the 'footpath' section in the middle !
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Image Location
Latitude
51.801584
Longitude
-2.508107