Washed-out bridleway

Introduction

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Washed-out bridleway

Image: © Jonathan Wilkins Taken: 22 Feb 2016

The sunken lane which is marked as a bridleway has been washed out and claimed as a permanent watercourse near to Nant-gochel, while its abandoned hedges have burgeoned into crooked woodland. A fascinating habitat, but it is a great shame to see traditional routes fall into such disrepair.

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