The wrong side of the hedge
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The photograph on this page of The wrong side of the hedge by Robin Webster as part of the Geograph project.
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The wrong side of the hedge
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 17 Nov 2012
And more awkwardly, the wrong side of the ditch. The public footpath runs on the other side, or at least the field edge used to avoid crossing a field corner does. At the far end of this hedge it seemed this side was more used, and there was no other indication with only a 1:50000 map. This turned out to be because this headland had been used for recent hedging and ditching, which came to an abrupt end. Fortunately I was turning back anyway, having 'done the square'.
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Image Location
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