One-way traffic system, Mathry
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One-way traffic system, Mathry
Image: © Martyn Harries Taken: 21 Sep 2009
Viewed from the top of Mathry Hill. There is no entry for traffic to travel downhill from the top of the hill past the Farmers Arms pub. The road junction near the pub and below the village green has road signs to remind drivers of the one-way system. Traffic can only travel uphill, one way, from the Farmers Arms pub to the top of the hill. In the distance, between the two no entry signs, is the B4331 road.
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51.945342
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