A lane crossways

Introduction

The photograph on this page of A lane crossways by Robin Webster as part of the Geograph project.

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A lane crossways

Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 21 Jan 2011

All of these lanes have only bridleway status for the public, so it is odd that the sign referring to bridleway 147 (to the left) points out that only authorized vehicles are allowed, when the same remark should apply to all of the routes. Bridleway 147 is called The Conduit, which continues to the right behind the viewpoint as Hextalls Lane. Bridleway 541 to the right is also Hextalls Lane, and 541 continues to the left behind the viewpoint as Roughets Lane.

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