Broken lane leading to High Ireby
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Broken lane leading to High Ireby
Image: © Robert Matin Taken: 20 Feb 2013
This lane is marked as unsuitable for vehicles at both ends. It is no longer maintained as a road. It is very interesting to see how rapidly nature reclaims a man made environment. You can see it was once a fully adopted carriageway as there are drains with grids all along the edges. It now has pot holes up to 6-7 inches deep and you would not be able to travel along it in a standard car.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.731583
Longitude
-3.207978