The lane to Corwen and a bridleway
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The lane to Corwen and a bridleway
Image: © John Haynes Taken: 23 Apr 2012
The lane to Corwen on the right was the main road north of the river before the A5 Toll Road was built in the early 19th Century. It was still used a lot after this by people who couldn't or wouldn't pay the toll. The bridleway to the left takes a different route beside the river but they rejoin after 1km. The bridleway appears to be a "road" but it is an access road to Groeslwyd only and is closed to traffic apart from horses and walkers. Image]
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Image Location
Latitude
52.986211
Longitude
-3.233344