A new woodland path
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A new woodland path
Image: © Paul Harvey Taken: 16 May 2008
This new path is being cut by National Trust volunteers through woodland to provide a link from an existing path starting at ST 38250 55600, heading in a SE direction, and finishing at ST 38975 55175. It is steep in some places to avoid passing too close to houses and 400 metres from its SE end it comes out onto open grassland with many wild flowers in the spring and early summer.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.296172
Longitude
-2.88588