A lane to Dean
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A lane to Dean
Image: © David Purchase Taken: 20 Mar 2017
At this point, at the top of a steep hill, there is a sign "Unsuitable for HGVs". True enough, but what on earth are they expected to do? There is nowhere to turn, and over 500 metres to reverse. And I saw no such warning for HGVs coming from Dean and going north. Image is taken from exactly the same spot, but looking in the opposite direction (i.e. north).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.626172
Longitude
-3.444945