Sutton Trod, Kingston upon Hull
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Sutton Trod, Kingston upon Hull
Image: © Bernard Sharp Taken: 2 Jul 2020
Sutton Trod may have been an ancient footpath between the adjoining parishes of Sutton on Hull and Drypool. The vegetation on either side of the path largely comprises hawthorn, ash, elder, ivy, horse chestnut, sycamore and snowberry. In 2019, wayfinding posts were erected at either end of the trod, inscribed 'SUTTON TROD C11 ANCIENT PATH'. Illustrated is the post at Chamberlain Street. They were manufactured by Woodcraft UK, whose website provides details about the commissioning: https://www.woodcraftuk.co.uk/news/2019/wayfinding-posts-for-sutton-trod-in-yorkshire
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Image Location
Latitude
53.780183
Longitude
-0.306168