Take Your Machete

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Take Your Machete

Image: © Ian Paterson Taken: 21 Oct 2007

This must be one of the least inviting public 'footpaths' in Lincolnshire. It is overgrown with tall stinging nettles, brambles and ivy. I came out with several stings on my arms and my trousers full of thorns. Then I realised I could have taken the public road instead. Doh! (P.S. Alan Longbottom suggests that Hackthorn is an aptly named location for this particular footpath!)

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Image Location

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53.329874
Longitude
-0.506062