Footpath to Westley
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Footpath to Westley
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 15 May 2010
The Bury St. Edmunds end of a footpath to Westley village. This first section is tarmac surfaced and marked into a footpath by the stick man, and a bicycle lane, the symbol for which is hidden on the left. The purpose of the cycle lane is not clear as this path eventually turns into a rough footpath on which cycling is presumably not allowed. The fence on the left keeps intruders out of the middle school, while on the right there is another footpath at the back of the Westley estate houses. Why two side by side paths?
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Image Location
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