Looking up Granny Weavings Lane
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Looking up Granny Weavings Lane
Image: © Eric Soons Taken: 22 Aug 2011
Standing in Tramway Road looking up Granny Weavings Lane (with Grindles Lane running to the left this side of the hedge). Granny Weavings Lane gets steeper yet and at the top forms the link to the two, otherwise disconnected, portions of Bucskhaft Road ... one of the few roads that is metalled, becomes a hand-railed footpath and then re-invents itself as a rough tarmac/gravel single track road. You will see that it is 'No Cycling' down this somewhat steep footpath.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.801316
Longitude
-2.507669