Public footpath

Introduction

The photograph on this page of Public footpath by Alan Walker as part of the Geograph project.

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Public footpath

Image: © Alan Walker Taken: 6 Nov 2007

This north-easterly facing photograph shows a field where the footpath has been marginalized by the introduction of a barbed wire fence. The result is a badly maintained, difficult to negotiate footpath, where the walker has not only to negotiate nettles and briers but also the barbs on the wire because they come perilously close at times. Walkers who are not as sure footed as they once were or families with children would do well to look carefully at this shameful route first before negotiating it. For a more north-easterly (ahead) photograph of the footpath, click here Image For a more south-westerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

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Image Location

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Latitude
53.1689
Longitude
-1.364505