Road junction, Hailes
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Road junction, Hailes
Image: © Katy Walters Taken: 14 Aug 2006
Salter's Lane ahead; dead-end towards Hailes Abbey and Hayles Fruit Farm to the left. Looking at the paper 1:25k map for a wider overview, Salter's Lane seems to be part of the Salt Way, the historic route taken by mule trains bringing salt from mines in Droitwich to the Thames at Lechlade for transport to London. (http://www.cotswolds.info/blogs/tracks-and-roads.shtml , http://tinyurl.com/kvdfc )
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Image Location
Latitude
51.970253
Longitude
-1.931538