All Roads lead to Healaugh
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All Roads lead to Healaugh
Image: © Robert Neilson Taken: 5 Feb 2007
The lane to the left is named Healaugh Lane on the 1:25,000 scale OS map and becomes a footpath to the village of Healaugh after Marston Lodge. The footpath signed to the right also goes to the village of Healaugh, but by way of Healaugh Grange, which is about 1km North West of the village. A bridleway from the village of Bilton is clearly signed "Healaugh" as it begins by the Chequers Inn in Bilton and it reaches Healaugh by way of Nova Scotia Wood [see square SE4849] and Healaugh Grange [see squares SE4848 and SE4948].
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Image Location
Latitude
53.939275
Longitude
-1.250493