Winton: bridleway N03 passes Namu Road
Introduction
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Winton: bridleway N03 passes Namu Road
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: 8 Jul 2016
When Namu Road, and the other parallel roads along here, were built, this would have been a dead end with a gravel or dirt track leading ahead and behind us, forming Boundary Road. Today, however, there is a tarmacked road linking each side road with the next, although it is intermittent. The route is still, though, a public bridleway, incorporating the tarmacked sections and the paths in between. See Image for more discussion on the history of Boundary Road. Meanwhile, see Image for the next view along the bridleway ahead, and Image for the next one behind us: each provides further links to photos along the route.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.746002
Longitude
-1.888402