Path from Double Hill
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Path from Double Hill
Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 23 Feb 2016
Footpath BA 23/8#2 runs along the side of a stream; here you see one of the more acceptable stretches. Each time it crosses a field boundary descending the valley side there is a problem: standing water, thick wet mud, or, in the case of a stile close by me, a branch blocking access to it. At the northwest end is a muddy pasture trampled into awkwardness and with no waymarks I could find. Wear wellies. The stream is an unnamed tributary of the Wellow Brook.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.311689
Longitude
-2.402962