Footpath at Tooley's Croft
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Footpath at Tooley's Croft
Image: © Graham Horn Taken: 5 Feb 2011
Tooley's Croft is the woodland to the right, and the footpath runs along the edge of that with arable land to the left. To our right is a path out of the private woods that seems to have been used by horses, and at its end, to our left, is this short section of wooden fence. I am speculating that the local hunt rides up the path and jumps this fence before going across the arable land. The wires have been put in place to stop that happening whilst the crop is growing. Any other ideas?
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Image Location
Latitude
51.68582
Longitude
-0.56267