Straw bales by Scots Dyke track
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Straw bales by Scots Dyke track
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 30 Oct 2020
The public footpath is shown as having a somewhat illogical route, crossing Scots Dyke more than once and then cutting diagonally away from the track, which would involve climbing over these bales. Left to make my own decision by a complete lack of waymarking, like any other sane walker, I chose to remain on the track until it joined Appleby Lane a short distance to the north. At that point there is a public footpath sign where you'd find walking sensible, and not where it is shown on the map.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.490181
Longitude
-1.698017