The shortest footpath?
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The shortest footpath?
Image: © Evelyn Simak Taken: 16 Nov 2010
All but perhaps 50 metres remain of this path which leads from Green Lane to the cliff top, and there it ends. The path supposed to be continuing along the cliff top in northerly direction - it is still marked on OS maps - has eroded away but the remaining section depicted here appears to be well used by the owners of adjoining properties for dumping their garden waste down the cliff face.
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Image Location
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52.416024
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1.725224