Jumble of signs, Asheridge
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Jumble of signs, Asheridge
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 28 Feb 2009
A juxtaposition of three signs here. The leftmost one informs us that Ashotts Lane comes to a dead-end - as far as vehicles are concerned - a short way ahead, though it continues as a bridleway. This road termination is pretty much where it meets Asheridge Farm, announced by the large, low sign in the middle. The rightmost sign is a multi-pointered footpath sign, much defaced - not necessarily on purpose. The topmost pointer points to the left and indicates the bridleway that runs along Ashotts Lane (see numerous photos in SP9205). The next pointer down is indicating the footpath seen in Image Beneath this are pointers pointing in both directions, one along the footpath and the other along the main lane through Asheridge. This double pointer is showing the route of the Chiltern Heritage Trail.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.740125
Longitude
-0.653351