A case of confused identity
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A case of confused identity
Image: © Chris Taken: 29 Nov 2013
The track on the right is a loop of the old road from North Thoresby. But the pole looks as if it once carried a footpath sign. Funny that, because there was once a path very near, but not here and not along this old piece of road. The path led to Fulstow, starting about 100m to the west, and crossing a drain which has now been enlarged and is without a bridge. See: Image
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