Wallage Lane at Rowfant House entrance
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Wallage Lane at Rowfant House entrance
Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 11 Jun 2014
The current vehicle entrance bypasses the lodge on Wallage Lane, some way behind the camera, but the public footpath through Rowfant House still uses the old route. Pedestrians have to walk some distance one way or the other along the lane to access the Worth Way off-road route. This direction is mapped as a section of the Sussex Border Path. As may be seen the lane is not pedestrian-friendly, and has a fair amount of traffic. It is crying out for a permissive footpath to be made just inside the Rowfant House grounds on the left.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.117123
Longitude
-0.106166