Roadsigns at Summerway Cross
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Roadsigns at Summerway Cross
Image: © David Smith Taken: 15 Feb 2013
Summerway Cross is now a bend in the road (with arrows to show the bend) between Wheddon Cross and the Brendon Hills. Hare Path leads off the road at the bend, and is signed by the wooden post as a bridleway. The older fingerpost has an arm pointing down Hare Path which reads "Unsuitable for motor vehicles". Curiously, the side of the finger pointing to Wheddon Cross was marked as such, but the whole face is painted white.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.127838
Longitude
-3.530026