Cuthman's Bridge
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Cuthman's Bridge
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 8 Jun 2013
Carrying Sourton Bridleway 14 between the A386 and the moor across the Granite Way. The notice on the left explains that the next 230 metres of the track is a right of way only on Bank Holidays and during August, which seems an unusual arrangement. At other time access is permissive. Worse, there is no way up on to the bridleway, so were it to be closed one would have to return to Lake Viaduct and face either a hefty climb up onto the moor, or use the main road. As I'd hurt my knee earlier in the day, and was glad to be within about a kilometre of the end of my walk, neither was an attractive option. Fortunately, the gate was open.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.685607
Longitude
-4.078746